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TEXAS
SOFTBALL
2015 FACTBOOK
TEXAS SOFTBALL
2015 Texas Softball Fact Book
2015 LONGHORNS
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HISTORY 41
MEDIA/PROGRAM INFORMATION
2
2015 Roster__________________________ 6
2015 Schedule________________________ 5
Red & Charline McCombs Field:
Home of the Longhorns_____________ 61
Meet the Longhorns:
Returners:
Stephanie Ceo____________________ 7-8
Tiarra Davis_______________________ 9
Marlee Gabaldon___________________ 10
Kelli Hanzel_______________________ 11
Holly Kern_______________________ 12
Taylor King_______________________ 13
Mickenzi Krpec____________________ 14
Taylor McAllister__________________ 15
Rachel Scott_______________________ 16
Erin Shireman_____________________ 17
Lauren Slatten_____________________ 18
Gabby Smith___________________ 19-20
Lindsey Stephens________________ 21-22
Devon Tunning____________________ 23
Stephanie Wong___________________ 24_
Newcomers:
Alyssa Angel______________________ 25
Kristen Clark______________________ 25
Randel Leahy______________________ 26
Erica Wright______________________ 26
All-Time Extra-Inning Games__________ 58
All-Time Games Against Ranked Opponents
___________________________ 56-57
All-Time Grand Slams________________ 72
All-Time Jersey Numbers______________ 60
All-Time Run-Rule Games__________ 58-59
All-Time Scores by Opponent_______ 43-49
All-Time Series Records Versus Opponents_
___________________________ 41-42
All-Time Walk-Off Wins______________ 73
Annual Statistical Leaders___________ 62-64
Biggest Seventh-Inning Comebacks______ 71
Consecutive Home Runs______________ 74
Innings Scoring Six or More Runs_______ 71
Longest Hitting Streaks________________ 72
Longest Consecutive Games Reaching Base
______________________________ 72
Longest Winning Streaks______________ 72
Team Year-by-Year Records and Statistics
______________________________ 65
Texas in the Polls_________________ 66-67
Week-by-Week Rankings___________ 68-70
Year-by-Year Results______________ 50-55
Career No-Hitters/Perfect Games_______ 85
Individual Career Records__________ 78-80
Individual Game Records______________ 84
Individual Season Records__________ 81-83
Team Records: Game_________________ 77
Team Records: Season _____________ 75-76
HONORS86
2014 SEASON IN REVIEW
COACHES & STAFF
Academic Awards & Honors___________ 95
All-Americans____________________ 87-90
Conference Honors________________ 93-94
National & Professional Honors_________ 96
National & Regional Honors________ 91-92
National Player of the Year:
Cat Osterman_____________________ 86
T-Association (All-Time Letterwinners)__ 97
2014 Season in Review: Notebook____ 35-36
Texas by the Numbers________________ 36
Texas in the NCAA Stats______________ 37
2014 Awards and Accomplishments_____ 37
2014 Game-by-Game Results___________ 38
2014 Individual Statistics______________ 39
2014 Big 12 Results___________________ 40
2015 TEXAS SOFTBALL • FACT BOOK
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Head Coach Connie Clark__________ 27-30
The Clark File_____________________ 28
Clark’s Career Capsule___________ 29-30
Clark’s Milestone Victories___________ 30
Assistant Coach Corrie Hill_________ 31-32
Assistant Coach Jennifer McFalls________ 33
Special Assistant Shanna Diller__________ 34
2015 Quick Facts______________________ 2
This is Texas Softball__________________ 3
Covering the Longhorns________________ 4
2015 Schedule________________________ 5
2015 Roster__________________________ 6
2015 TV/Radio Lineup_________ Back cover
POSTSEASON PLAY
98
Big 12 Championship________________ 104
NCAA Regional________________ 102-103
NCAA Super Regional___________ 100-101
Women’s College World Series______ 98-99
RECORDS75
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
2015 Quick Facts
TEXAS QUICK FACTS
SOFTBALL HISTORY
Location______________________________________ Austin, Texas 78713
Enrollment____________________________ 52,076 (39,995 undergraduate)
Conference______________________________________ Big 12 Conference
Nickname_____________________________________________ Longhorns
Mascot_________________________________________________ Bevo XIV
Colors______________________ Burnt Orange (PANTONE 159) and White
President________________________ William C. Powers, Jr. (California ‘67)
Women’s Athletics Director____________ Christine Plonsky (Kent State ‘79)
NCAA Faculty Representative_____________________ Dr. Michael Clement
First Year of Softball (Varsity/Club)_________________________ 1997/1996
All-Time Overall Varsity Record______________________ 731-316-3 (.698)
All-Time Big 12 Record_______________________________ 204-111 (.648)
NCAA Tournament Appearances________________________________ 15
___________________________ (1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2005-14)
NCAA Super Regional Appearances_________ Four (2005, 2006, 2012, 2013)
Women’s College World Series Appearances_______________________ Five
__________________________________ (1998, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2013)
All-Time NCAA Tournament Record______________ 78 games: 47-31 (.603)
Big 12 Conference Championship Titles______ Four (1999, 2002, 2003, 2005)
All-Time Big 12 Conference Championship Record___________ 23-15 (.605)
SOFTBALL STAFF
Head Coach______________________ Connie Clark (Cal State Fullerton ‘87)
Year at Texas___________________ 20th (19th varsity season, one club)
Varsity Record at Texas, Seasons_________________731-316-3 (.698), 18
Career Record___________________________________________ Same
Assistant Coach_________________________ Corrie Hill (UT Arlington ‘91)
Year at Texas____________________________________________ 10th
Assistant Coach______________________ Jennifer McFalls (Texas A&M ‘97)
Year at Texas____________________________________________ Fifth
Special Assistant___________________________ Shanna Diller (Illinois ‘08)
Year at Texas___________________________________________ Third
Student Assistant______________________________________ Karina Scott
Year at Texas____________________________________________ First
Administrative Assistant_____________________________ Dreya Johannsen
Softball Office Phone Number___________________________ 512-471-6230
Athletic Trainer_______________________________________ Kim Detwiler
Strength and Conditioning Coach_________________________Lance Sewell
FACILITY INFORMATION
Home Field___________________________ Red & Charline McCombs Field
Capacity__________________________________________________ 1,254
Field Dimensions________________ L-200, C-220, R-200, Power Alleys-212
Outfield Fence Height__________________________________________ 10’
Texas’ Record at McCombs Field_______________________ 367-92-2 (.797)
All-Time Home Record______________________________ 381-99-2 (.793)
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2014 REVIEW + 2015 PREVIEW
2014 Record_______________________________________________ 35-23
2014 Big 12 Record (Conference Finish)______________________12-6 (3rd)
Postseason_________________________________ NCAA Lafayette Regional
Final Rankings____________________________________________ NR/RV
Positional Starters Returning/Lost________________________________ 5/4
Pitchers Returning/Lost________________________________________ 3/0
Letterwinners Returning/Lost___________________________________ 15/4
Newcomers____________________________________________________ 4
MEDIA INFORMATION
Sr. Assoc. Athletics Director/Communications_______________ Nick Voinis
Assistant Athletics Director/Media Relations____________ Scott McConnell
Associate Media Relations Director/
Softball Contact ____________________________________ Brian Davis
Office Phone_____________________________________ 512-471-9801
Mobile Phone_____________________________________ 865-696-7947
E-mail_______________________________ [email protected]
Media Relations Fax___________________________________ 512-471-6040
Official Texas Athletics Web site__________________www.TexasSports.com
McCombs Field Press Row Phone________________________ 512-471-0152
Texas Softball Twitter_________________________________@TexasSoftball
Texas Softball Instagram_______________________________ Texas_Softball
Texas Softball Facebook________________________________Texas Softball
Texas YouTube Channel________________________ TexasLonghornsVideo
TEXAS SOFTBALL
This is Texas Softball
In 18 varsity seasons, Texas has established itself among the elite programs in the nation. UT has made five
Women’s College World Series (WCWS) appearances, four NCAA Super Regional trips and 15 NCAA
Regional appearances. Texas has advanced to NCAA Regional play 10 consecutive years entering the 2015
season (2005-14). UT is one of 19 programs to make the NCAA field for 10-straight years.
The Longhorns have finished with a record of .500 or better for the last 10 years. The last time UT ended a
campaign below .500 was in 2004, when its record was 24-25.
UT made its first WCWS in the program’s second year of existence (1998), setting an NCAA record for fastest
ascension to the sport’s marquee event.
Texas’ Big 12 Conference regular season championship in 2010 extended a streak at UT in which every freshman class from 1999-2010 won at least one Big 12 title during its four years on the Forty Acres.
Head coach Connie Clark has been the architect of the Longhorns’ program since its inception in 1997.
Throughout her UT tenure, Clark has been named Big 12 Coach of the Year three times (2002, 2006 and
2010) and has amassed a career record of 731-316-3 (.698).
Texas owns four Big 12 Conference regular-season crowns (2002, 2003, 2006 and 2010), second most in the
league, and added a conference-best four postseason Big 12 Championship titles (1999, 2002, 2003 and 2005).
Texas is one of just 11 schools to qualify for the WCWS five or more times in the last 17 years.
Texas holds an all-time regular season record of 204-111 (.648) in Big 12 play, the second-highest winning
percentage in the history of Big 12 regular-season competition.
UT claims two Olympic gold medalists (Cat Osterman, 2004, USA, and Christa Williams, 1996 and 2000,
USA) and a total of nine national and junior national team members.
The Longhorns have had 10 Easton All-America selections and 18 National Fastpitch Coaches Association
(NFCA) All-America honorees. Texas is also the only program in the NCAA to capture three USA Softball
National Player of the Year awards.
UT has been continually recognized for its on-field exploits by the Big 12 Conference, earning a Big 12-high
five Pitcher of the Year accolades and six Freshman of the Year honors. Additionally, Texas has claimed a
total of 85 All-Big 12 selections. Amy Hooks (2011) and Taylor Thom (2014) received Texas’ only Big 12
Player of the Year honors.
During 18 years of varsity softball, Texas players have not only shined on the field, but in the classroom as
well. Longhorns have accumulated a total of six Academic All-America honors, 21 Academic All-District
awards and 94 Academic All-Big 12 lauds.
Texas has finished the season ranked in the NFCA Top 25 poll 11 times in program history and has appeared
in the poll during the season in 17 of its 18 years as a varsity program.
The Longhorns consistently rank among the nation’s best in home attendance average, standing in the top 20
nationally every season since Red & Charline McCombs Field opened in 1998.
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Covering the Longhorns
he Texas Media Relations Department welcomes your interest
in Longhorns athletics. We make every effort to facilitate your
coverage of our programs. For information on student-athletes
or coaches, to set up interviews or photo shoots, or if you are in need
of file photos, please contact us or stop by our office (Red McCombs
Red Zone 7.832).
CREDENTIALS
Requests for media credentials and parking permits for UT softball
games must be made through Brian Davis at [email protected].
edu at least 24 hours in advance of a home game. Credentials will be
left at the Will Call window at the McCombs Field ticket office, located
on the corner of E. 20th St. and Comal St.
FACILITIES/PARKING
Red & Charline McCombs Field is located at 2001 Comal St.
between Manor Road & MLK Boulevard. Media may park on the
streets surrounding the stadium or in Lot 115 behind the right- and
center-field fence. Please enter Lot 115 at the gate on 20th St. Contact
Brian Davis at [email protected] with parking needs.
PRESS SERVICES
Weekly press releases, including individual and team statistics, as
well as information on upcoming games, will be available each week
in which the team competes. Members of the media can request to be
added to the email list to automatically receive up-to-date information
on UT softball. On game days, game flipcards, individual and team
stats and any pertinent pregame information will be available in the
press box.
INTERVIEWS
All athlete and coach interviews must be coordinated with the
media relations department. We ask that all interview requests be
made AT LEAST 24 HOURS in advance. No interviews are granted
on game days prior to the contest. The media relations office will
arrange an interview time that is mutually convenient for both the
player and the media representative. Players’ home and cell phone
numbers will not be given out. Generally, players and coaches are
available for interviews before practice at McCombs Field (please
contact the media relations office for times).
TEXAS ON THE WEB
All of the latest news concerning the Longhorns softball team,
including notes, features, updated statistics and results, is available
24 hours a day on The University of Texas’ official athletics website,
TexasSports.com.
UT SOFTBALL CONTACT
Brian Davis______________ Associate Media Relations Director/Softball
Office Phone_________________________________ (512) 471-9801
Cell Phone __________________________________ (865) 696-7947
E-Mail____________________________ [email protected]
McCombs Press Box Phone________________________ (512) 471-0152
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2015 Schedule
FEBRUARY
APRIL
Fri.-Sun. 6-8
Fri. 6
Fri. 6
Sat. 7
Sat. 7
Sun 8
at Kajikawa Softball Classic (Tempe, Ariz.)
vs. UCSB
vs. Oregon
vs. Northwestern
vs. Stanford
at Arizona State
5:15 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
4:45 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
Fri.-Sun. 13-15
Fri. 13
Fri. 13
Sat. 14
Sat. 14
Sun. 15
TEXAS CLASSIC
IPFW (LHN)
WICHITA STATE (LHN)
COLORADO STATE (LHN)
WICHITA STATE (LHN)
COLORADO STATE (LHN)
4 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
4 p.m.
10 a.m.
Thurs.-Sat. 19-21
Thurs. 19
Thurs. 19
Fri. 20
Fri. 20
Sat. 21
at Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic (Palm Springs, Calif.)
vs. Georgia
2:30 p.m.
vs. UCLA
10 p.m.
vs. Fresno State
2:30 p.m.
vs. Missouri
5 p.m.
vs. Notre Dame
11:30 a.m.
Fri. Feb. 27 -Sun. March 1 TEXAS INVITATIONAL
Fri. 27
DARTMOUTH (LHN)
Fri. 27
TEXAS SOUTHERN (LHN)
Sat. 28
LAMAR (LHN)
Sat. 28
TEXAS SOUTHERN (LHN)
2:30 p.m.
5 p.m.
1 p.m.
4 p.m.
Wed. 1
Fri. 3
Sat. 4
Tues. 7
Fri. 10
Sat. 11
Sun. 12
Wed. 15
Fri. 17
Sat. 18
Sun. 19
Fri. 24
Sat. 25
Sun. 26
at Houston
at Texas State
TEXAS STATE (LHN)
TAMU-CORPUS CHRISTI (LHN)
OKLAHOMA* (LHN)
OKLAHOMA* (LHN)
OKLAHOMA* (LHN)
UT ARLINGTON (LHN)
IOWA STATE* (LHN)
IOWA STATE* (LHN)
IOWA STATE* (LHN)
at Texas Tech*
at Texas Tech* (FSN)
at Texas Tech*
6 pm
6 p.m.
1 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
12 p.m.
6 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
4 p.m.
1 p.m.
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
12 p.m.
MAY
Fri. 1
Sat. 2
Sun. 3
Wed. 6
Sat. 9
Sun. 10
MARCH
at Oklahoma State*
at Oklahoma State*
at Oklahoma State*
at Baylor* (ESPN2)
BAYLOR* (LHN)
BAYLOR* (LHN)
7 p.m.
3 p.m.
1 p.m.
7 pm
6:30 pm
1 pm
POSTSEASON
Sun. 1
DARTMOUTH (LHN)
10 a.m.
Thurs.-Sat. 5-7
Thurs. 5
Fri. 6
Fri. 6
Sat. 7
at Carolina Classic (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
at North Carolina
vs. Ohio
at North Carolina
vs. Charlotte
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
5 p.m.
10 a.m.
Sat. 14
Sun. 15
Mon. 16
Thurs. 19
Tues. 24
Fri. 27
Sat. 28
Sun. 29
at Arkansas (SECN+)
at Arkansas (SECN)
at Arkansas (SECN)
GEORGIA SOUTHERN (LHN)
UTSA (LHN)
at Kansas*
at Kansas*
at Kansas*
1 pm
6:30 pm
8 pm
6 pm
6 pm
5 p.m.
2 p.m.
12 p.m.
Fri.-Sun. May 15-17
NCAA Regional Championships
TBA
Fri.-Sun. May 22-24
NCAA Super Regional Championships
TBA
Thurs.-Wed. May 28-June 3
NCAA Women’s College World Series
TBA
(ASA Hall of Fame Stadium, Oklahoma City, Okla.)
All times Central and subject to change
Home games in bold caps
* - Big 12 Conference game
LHN - Longhorn Network broadcast
FSN - FOX Sports Net regional broadcast
SECN - SEC Network broadcast
SECN+ - SEC Network+ broadcast
ESPN2 - ESPN2 broadcast
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2015 Roster
NUMERICAL ROSTER
No.
1__
2__
3__
4__
5__
6__
7__
9__
10__
13__
15__
17__
18__
20__
30__
33__
35__
45__
48__
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
Name
Ht.
B/T
Cl.
Position
Hometown (High School)
Stephanie Wong______ 5-3____ L/R____ So.______ OF_____________ Austin, Texas (Westlake)
Tiarra Davis__________ 5-7____ L/L____ So.______LHP________ Henderson, Texas (Henderson)
Rachel Scott__________ 5-5____ R/R_____Jr._______ OF___________ Murphy, Texas (Plano East)
Devon Tunning_______ 5-6____ L/R____ So._____ SS/3B____ Montgomery, Texas (Montgomery)
Kristen Clark_________ 5-9____ R/R____ Fr._____ RHP_____________ Richmond, Texas (Foster)
Mickenzi Krpec_______ 5-8____ R/R____ So.______ 1B_______________ Fulshear, Texas (Foster)
Marlee Gabaldon______ 5-5____ L/R____ Sr.______ OF______________Odessa, Texas (Permian)
Randel Leahy_________ 5-9____ R/R____ Fr.____ C/UTIL_____________Norco, Calif. (Santiago)
Taylor McAllister_____ 6-1____ R/R____ So._____ 1B/OF___ McKinney, Texas (McKinney North)
Lindsey Stephens______ 5-5____ L/R_____Jr._______ OF____ Beaumont, Texas (Hamshire-Fannett)
Holly Kern___________ 5-9____ R/R_____Jr.______ 1B/OF____________ Plano, Texas (Plano East)
Erin Shireman________ 5-5____ R/R_____Jr.______ C/3B__ Pearland, Texas (Lutheran South Academy)
Gabby Smith_________ 5-7____ L/R____ Sr.____ P/UTIL___________ Houston, Texas (Bellaire)
Erica Wright_________ 5-9____ R/R____ Fr._____ RHP_______ Huntington, Texas (Huntington)
Kelli Hanzel__________ 5-6____ R/R____ So.______ INF_______________ Houston, Texas (Klein)
Lauren Slatten________ 5-9____ R/R____ So._____ RHP___________Cincinnati, Ohio (Oak Hills)
Alyssa Angel_________ 5-9____ L/R____ Fr._____ SS/OF________ La Grange, Texas (La Grange)
Taylor King__________ 5-9____ R/R_____Jr.______ C/OF___________ Gainesville, Fla. (Oak Hall)
Stephanie Ceo________ 5-9____ L/R_____Jr._______ INF_______Meadow Vista, Calif. (Bear River)
NameNo.
Angel, Alyssa_______________ 35
Ceo, Stephanie_____________ 48
Clark, Kristen_______________ 5
Davis, Tiarra________________ 2
Gabaldon, Marlee____________ 7
Hanzel, Kelli_______________ 30
Kern, Holly________________ 15
King, Taylor_______________ 45
Krpec, Mickenzi_____________ 6
Leahy, Randel_______________ 9
McAllister, Taylor___________ 10
Scott, Rachel________________ 3
Shireman, Erin_____________ 17
Slatten, Lauren_____________ 33
Smith, Gabby______________ 18
Stephens, Lindsey___________ 13
Tunning, Devon_____________ 4
Wong, Stephanie_____________ 1
Wright, Erica_______________ 20
Head Coach: Connie Clark (Cal State Fullerton ‘87), 20th season at Texas (19th varsity season, one club)
Assistant Coaches: Corrie Hill (UT Arlington ‘91), 10th season at Texas;
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Jennifer McFalls (Texas A&M ‘97), fifth season at Texas
Special Assistant: Shanna Diller (Illinois ‘08), third season at Texas
Student Assistant: Karina Scott, first season at Texas
BREAKDOWN BY CLASS
BREAKDOWN BY POSITION
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
Seniors______________________________ 2
Gabaldon, Smith
Utility______________________________ 3
Smith, Hanzel (INF), Leahy
Juniors______________________________ 6
Ceo, Kern, King, Scott, Shireman, Stephens
Catcher_____________________________ 3
King, Leahy, Shireman
Sophomores__________________________ 7
Davis, Hanzel, Krpec, McAllister, Slatten,
Tunning, Wong
First Base____________________________ 3
Krpec, McAllister, Kern
Name_____________________ Pronuncation
(Stephanie) Ceo__________________ SEE-oh
Tiarra (Davis)________________ tee-AIR-uh
(Marlee) Gabaldon__________GABB-ul-don
(Mickenzi) Krpec______________ KER-peck
(Lauren) Slatten________________ SLAT-ten
Randel Leahy___________ ran-DULL lay-HE
Freshmen____________________________ 4
Angel, Clark, Leahy, Wright
Second Base__________________________ 1
Ceo INF)
Third Base___________________________ 3
Tunning, Shireman, Ceo (INF)
Shortstop____________________________ 2
Angel, Tunning
Outfield_____________________________ 8
Wong, Scott, Gabaldon, McAllister,
Stephens, Kern, King, Angel
Pitcher______________________________ 5
Davis, Smith, Clark, Wright, Slatten
6
Shanna (Diller)________________ SHAN-na
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Returner Bios
STEPHANIE
CEO
INFIELDER
5-9 • Jr.-2L • L/R
Meadow Vista, Calif.
(Bear River)
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PRONUNCIATION: SEE-oh
AS A SOPHOMORE (2014)
One of four Longhorns to start all 58 games … hit .362 in the lower
part of the lineup and turned in a .953 fielding percentage as the
team’s everyday second baseman … named to 2014 Big 12 AllAcademic Second Team … tabbed to Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 Big
12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll ... went 3-for-6 during final two games
of Kansas series, racking up two runs (May 3-May 4) … matched
season-high in assists with four in finale against Kansas (May 4) …
tied for fourth on club with 10 multi-hit games … helped turn eight
of UT-record 21 double plays … went 2-for-3 with an RBI in the
series opener against Oklahoma State (April 27) … drove in a run
and scored against Texas State (April 23) … hit 4-for-6 in Iowa State
(April 11-April 12) series with four RBIs … recorded second homer
of season in Iowa State series finale (April 12) … batted .500 (5-for-10)
in Texas Tech series (April 4-April 6), picking up an RBI and her third
triple of the season … drove in a career high four RBIs with a 3-for-3
performance against Iowa (March 15) … produced the game-winning
RBI with a single to center field against Houston (March 6) … went
2-for-3 with a pair of doubles and an RBI against Southern Miss (Feb.
28) … recorded a career-high five putouts in back-to-back contests
(Feb. 20 vs. Cal Poly & Feb. 21 vs. Washington).
AS A FRESHMAN (2013)
The lone rookie became an everyday starter after settling into the
second-base role ... excelled on the biggest stage, leading Texas with
a .400 batting average (four-for-10) at the Women’s College World
Series (WCWS) ... tied the UT WCWS single-game record with two
hits in her debut at the event, against Arizona State (May 30) ... for the
season, earned starts in 57 contests -- 52 at second, four at shortstop
and one in right field ... team went 44-8 during starts at second base
(.846 winning percentage) ... hit most often in the ninth spot of the
order, with UT posting a 31-6 mark in such contests (.838 winning
percentage) ... turned in the fourth-highest batting average on the
team at .333 (44-for-132) and set the Texas program record with a
seven-game hitting streak to open career. Run was one game longer
than Lexy Bennett’s six-game stretch in 2009 ... tallied a team fourthbest 13 multiple-hit games and had three multiple-RBI contests ...
scored 30 runs, good for fourth on the squad and picked up eight
stolen bases, the fifth most on the team ... crossed home with the
game-winning run six times ... hit .500 (four-for-eight) with the
bases loaded and .333 (21-for-63) with runners on base ... drove in 10
runners from third base with less than two outs in 16 opportunities,
good for a 62.5 percent conversion rate, the second-best mark on the
team ... one of eight Longhorns to record double-digit hits during
Big 12 Conference games with 11 ... scored a team fifth-best 10 times
during league action ... hit .380 (41-for-108) during UT’s 51 victories
... placed fourth on the team during wins with 30 runs scored and
added 15 RBIs ... through the first 31 games of the campaign, posted
a Longhorn second-best .417 batting average (25-for-60) with 16
runs scored and five stolen bases ... led UT in hitting .486 (17-for-35)
during February with a team fourth-best 17 hits to go along with 13
runs and a .571 slugging percentage ... in first six career starts, scored
a run in each contest ... drove in runs in back-to-back games against
Army and South Carolina in the NCAA Tournament Austin Regional
(May 17-18), giving her RBIs in consecutive contests for the third time
in career ... in the opener against Iowa State (April 12), went two-fortwo with two runs scored and one batted in ... led off the ninth (March
23) and fifth (March 24) innings against No. 18/15 Baylor with singles,
starting rallies that put Texas in the lead during both contests ... scored
the game-winning run against No. 24/24 Tulsa (Feb. 24) in the bottom
of the eighth inning ... became the 16th freshman in program history
to record a hit in first career plate appearance by singling against
North Texas (Feb. 8).
NATIONALLY
Played for All American Sports Academy out of Tracy, Calif., for head
coach Bryan Merrida.
BEFORE TEXAS
A four-year starter in the outfield or at shortstop for head coach
Duane Zauner … the No. 20 recruit nationally in the 2012 ESPN High
School 100 Softball rankings … also checked in as the No. 4 outfielder
in the nation, the 11th-best prospect in California and the 11th-best
recruit in the West region by ESPNHS … received 2012 Cal-Hi Sports
All-State Medium Schools honors as an outfielder … was a Cal-Hi
Sports All-State Softball Second Team selection for all size schools
following final campaign … hit .489 as a senior and led Bear River
to a 9-3 victory over Whitney in the Sac-Joaquin Division III section
title game with two home runs, including a grand slam … sectional
crown was the program’s fifth in six seasons … Bruins ended senior
year with a 20-6-2 record … selected to play for the North Team in the
Evening Optimist High School All-Star Softball game, a charity benefit
featuring the top graduating seniors in the area … earned the same
CEO’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits3________________________ twice, last vs. Iowa (3/15/14)
RBIs4_________________________________ vs. Iowa (3/15/14)
Runs2___________ nine times, last vs. Oklahoma State (4/26/14)
Doubles2_________________________ vs. Southern Miss (2/28/14)
Walks2____________________________ vs. Utah State (2/23/13)
Stolen Bases 2____________________________ vs. North Texas (2/8/13)
Hit streak
7____________2/8/13 vs. North Texas to 2/15/13 vs. Illinois
CEO’S CAREER STATS
Year
AVGGP-GS AB
R
H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD %
2013 .333
61-57 1323044 3 1 0 1549.3717 2 29.3712 4 8-1390598.949
2014 .362
58-58 1382650 5 3 2 1967.4868 7 24.4192 0 3-4120
8210
.953
TOTAL.348
119-115
2705694 8 4 2 34116
.430
15953
.3964 411-17
210
141
18
.951
2015 TEXAS SOFTBALL • THE LONGHORNS
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two all-state placements from Cal-Hi Sports as a junior … named to
the Sacramento Bee All-Metro First Team in 2011 … two-time AllPioneer Valley League selection and was conference’s most valuable
player as a junior, when she hit .549 with 23 runs batted in, 12 extrabase hits and 39 runs scored.
PERSONAL
Full name is Stephanie Marie Ceo … daughter of Brad and Kim
Ceo … an undergraduate studies major … has three older sisters -Britney, Natalie and Courtney … Courtney recently completed her
softball career in 2013 at the University of Oregon … father is the
softball hitting coach at Sierra College in Rocklin, Calif. … mother
is the assistant softball coach at Roseville High School … Big 12
Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection (Fall 2012, Fall 2013 and Fall
2014).
8
TEXAS SOFTBALL
TIARRA
DAVIS
PITCHER
5-7 • So.-1L • L/L
Henderson, Texas
(Henderson)
2
PRONUNCIATION: tee-AIR-uh
Made 44 appearances in the circle, including 36 starts … named the
2014 Big 12 Conference Rookie of the Year ... tabbed a Top 25 finalist
for NFCA Division I National Freshman of the Year award … went
19-14 with 24 complete games and a 2.38 ERA … helped her own
cause in several occasions with the bat in the middle of the lineup …
hit .313 with 25 RBIS and 13 runs scored … five hits were stretched
into doubles … hit her first collegiate home run in her first career
pitching start against Northern Iowa (Feb. 8) … tossed three onehitters and six complete game shutouts … earned spots on the All-Big
12 First Team and the NFCA All-Central Second Team … tabbed
to Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll …
started 17 straight games (March 17-April 26), setting the record for
most consecutive starts by a UT pitcher ... threw 176 strikeouts and
held opposing hitters to a .208 batting average over 200.0 innings of
work … picked up her first career win against No. 13/15 Louisiana
Lafayette (Feb. 7) … finished 10-5 with 12 complete games and a 2.01
ERA in Big 12 play … struck out a season-high 13 batters against
North Texas (March 11) … fanned away 10 batters in an eight-inning
complete game performance vs. IPFW (Feb. 14) … Struck out at least
five batters in a game 13 times … held opponents to one run or less
in 15 starts … picked up the win and turned in a complete game fourhit shutout in her NCAA postseason debut against Mississippi State
(May 15).
sophomore, junior and senior ... helped team to an overall 27-10 mark
during final season and a trip to the regional quarterfinals ... the Tyler
Morning Telegraph’s 2013 East Texas Player of the Year ... struck out 15
in a one-hit performance during a 4-0 win over Bullard on April 16 ...
the March 12 Longview News-Journal Player of the Week after striking
out 20 in 10 innings with wins over Chapel Hill and Gladewater ... in
the contest against Chapel Hill, fanned all nine batters faced ... guided
the program to its first-ever University Interscholastic League State
Softball Tournament appearance as a junior, when she went 19-7
with a 1.76 earned-run average and 207 strikeouts in 170.2 innings ...
a threat at the plate, hitting .484 with 19 doubles, four triples and 19
runs batted in while adding 12 stolen bases during junior campaign ...
selected as the District 16-3A Most Valuable Player and earned places
on the Collin Street Bakery/TXSWA 3A All-State First Team and the
Texas Girls Coaches Association Class 3A All-State Team following
2012 campaign ... as a junior during the state final run, blanked Liberty
Hill in the semifinal game, fanning nine and providing a run-scoring
single, before falling 8-4 to Hudson in the championship ... as a
sophomore, posted a 22-4 mark to go along with a 1.31 ERA and 239
strikeouts in 149.2 innings. At the plate, she batted .547 with a home
run, 22 RBIs, three triples, 17 doubles, 12 walks and 22 stolen bases in
24 attempts ... following sophomore season, named the Tyler Morning
Telegraph’s East Texas Player of the Year and earned a first-team spot
on the TXSWA all-state squad ... as a freshman, compiled a 1.45 ERA
with 158 strikeouts in 111 innings while tallying a .346 batting average
with four doubles, 23 runs scored and seven steals ... Davis also played
volleyball for Henderson and earned Collin Street Bakery/TXSWA
Honorable Mention honors following freshman season ... as a senior
volleyball player, helped the Lady Lions to their first-ever playoff
victory by recording a team-best eight kills in a sweep of Mineola ...
earned District 16-3A Most Valuable Hitter honors following senior
campaign ... an Academic All-District softball selection as a senior.
PERSONAL
Full name is Tiarra Rachell Davis … born Oct. 3, 1994, in Tyler, Texas
… daughter of Gaylon and Robin Davis … has one brother, Donovan
Deuce (10) … majoring in Biology ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor
Roll (Fall 2013).
DAVIS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
NATIONALLY
Member of the Texas Bombers Gold under head coach Scott Smith ...
squad participated in the Premier Girls Fastpitch Nationals and Triple
Crown USA tournaments during the summer of 2013 ... team finished
ninth at the Triple Crown event.
BEFORE TEXAS
A four-year letterwinner and three-time Collin Street Bakery/Texas
Sports Writers Association (TXSWA) all-state selection for head
coaches Julie Murry and J.J. Freeman ... selected as the 2013 District
16-3A overall Most Valuable Player after posting a 0.70 ERA and 171
strikeouts during district play ... at the plate during senior season in
district action, hit .661 with three home runs, three triples, 11 doubles,
15 RBIs, 34 runs scored and did not strike out ... earned a place on
the Collin Street Bakery/TXSWA 3A First Team as a senior ... the
Longview News-Journal All-East Texas Most Valuable Player as a
Hits2________________ nine times, last at Oklahoma (4/18/14)
RBIs3_____________________________ at Iowa State (4/12/14)
Runs1_____________________13 times, last vs. Baylor (5/11/14)
Doubles
1_____________________ five times, last at Baylor (5/6/14)
Home Runs 1__________________________ vs. Northern Iowa (2/8/14)
Walks1_____________12 times, last vs. Mississippi State (5/15/14)
Stolen Bases 1_____________________ twice, last at Iowa State (4/12/14)
Hit streak
5______________3/22/14 at Baylor to 4/5/14 vs. Texas Tech
IP8.0________________________________ vs. IPFW (2/14/14)
Few hits/CG 1_________________________________ vs. Iowa (3/17/14)
Strikeouts13____________________ at North Texas (Game 1, 3/11/14)
Few BB/CG 0_________________________ vs. Southern Miss. (2/28/14)
Scoreless Innings Streak ____________________________________ 14.0
4/6/14 vs. Texas Tech to 4/17/14 at Oklahoma
DAVIS’ CAREER STATS
Year
AVG GP-GS AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO OB% SF SHSB-ATTPO A E FLD %
2014 .313
44-41 1151336 5 0 1 2544.38312 0 14.3722 1 2-2 10512.968
Year
ERA W-L App GS CGSHO/CSO SV IP
H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA
2014 2.38
19-14443624 6/1 1
200.0
153
87
68
100
176
18214880
.2088297 10
9
TEXAS SOFTBALL
legiate hit against Texas State (Feb. 29) with a fifth-inning RBI single
… made Texas debut on Feb. 9 as a pinch hitter against Cal State
Fullerton, recording first RBI and run scored.
MARLEE
GABALDON
NATIONALLY
OUTFIELD
Played club softball for the Odessa Angels and head coach Lazaro
Gonzalez … seven-time most valuable player on club squad … named
the West Texas USSSA State Championship Tournament MVP in
2007 and earned a place on the event’s 2005 All-Tournament Team.
5-5 • Sr.-3L • L/R
Odessa, Texas
(Permian)
7
BEFORE TEXAS
PRONUNCIATION: GABB-ul-don
AS A JUNIOR (2014)
Played in 24 games and earned seven starts in left field … pounded
out six hits and drew eight walks … scored five runs and drove in four
RBIs … smashed first career home run and drove in a season-high
two RBIs in a win at Iowa State (April 12) … crashed into the left-field
wall to record one out and then made a throw to second base to turn a
double play for an outfield assist against LBSU (March 9).
A valuable option off the bench who set career highs in nearly every
category during second year with the program ... started first eight
games of career, earning the initial nod in right field six times and
as the designated player twice ... team went 6-2 when starting (.750
winning percentage) ... appeared 10 times as a pinch hitter, collecting
four base hits (.400 average) ... picked up six of season’s nine runs
batted in with two outs (66.7 percent) ... reached base leading off an
inning 45.5 percent of the time (five-of-11) ... matched personal best
with two runs batted in during the first game of a doubleheader at
Kansas (March 29) ... recorded hits in 10 contests and produced a
career-long three-game hitting streak from March 8-16 against Texas
State and N.C. State ... drove in four runs during Big 12 Conference
action and did not have any during 2012 ... started first league game of
career in second contest at Kansas (March 29) ... finished the Hilton
Houston Plaza Invitational (Feb. 15-17) with a .500 batting average,
three runs scored and two batted in ... ended the contest against Texas
A&M-Corpus Christi (Feb. 9) with a triple to right center that drove
in Erin Shireman ... triple was first extra-base hit of career ... earned
initial career start, as the designated player, against the Islanders in the
season opener (Feb. 7).
Played in 21 games as a freshman and was used almost exclusively
as a pinch hitter … recorded a hit in back-to-back appearances,
against Sam Houston State (March 4) and versus Winthrop (March
14) … registered season-high two runs batted in against Winthrop
with pinch-hit two-run single in the fifth frame … collected first col-
Earned four varsity letters at Permian High School for head coach Lori
Haltom … voted Permian Athlete of the Year in 2010 and 2011 … as
a senior, named District 3-5A Offensive Most Valuable Player … also
received the honor as a sophomore, in 2009 … tabbed by KMID-TV
as the March 24, 2011, West Texas MVP … helped the Panthers to a
first-place finish in District 3-5A and a trip to the Class 5A regional
quarterfinals during final campaign … All-District 3-5A selection at
shortstop in 2010 … honorable mention All-District 3-5A in 2008 …
named 2010 Permian High School Homecoming Queen.
PERSONAL
Full name is Marlee G. Gabaldon … born on Feb. 21, 1993, in
Odessa, Texas … daughter of Marisol and Baldemar Gabaldon …
has two brothers, Adam (25) and Aaron (13) … Adam was Texas
Softball team’s volunteer assistant coach for 2013-14 season … Big
12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection (Fall 2011) … majoring in
education.
GABALDON’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits1__________________ 20 times, last at Iowa State (4/12/14)
RBIs2________________ three times, last at Iowa State (4/12/14)
Runs1_____________ 15 times, last vs. Oklahoma State (4/26/14)
Doubles1_________________________at Kansas (Game 1, 3/29/13)
Home Runs 1_____________________________ at Iowa State (4/12/14)
Walks1___________ 20 times, last at Louisiana-Lafayette (5/18/14)
Stolen Bases ___________________________________________ none
Hit streak
3__________ 3/8/13 vs. Texas State to 3/16/13 vs. N.C. State
GABALDON’S CAREER STATS
Year
AVGGP-GS AB
R
2012 .222
21-0 18440 00 44.222
303
.3330 00-1001
.000
2013 .263
31-8 38 6101 1 0 913.3429 0 9.3961 0 0-01130
1.000
2014 .188
24-8 32560 01 49.281
807
.3500 00-016
10
1.000
TOTAL.227
76-16 88 1520 1 1 1 1726.29520 0 19.3671 0 0-1 274 1.969
10
TEXAS SOFTBALL
KELLI
HANZEL
BEFORE TEXAS
INFIELD
5-6 • So.-1L • R/R
Houston, Texas
(Klein)
30
Appeared in 38 games, primarily as a pinch runner or pinch hitter …
tabbed to Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor
Roll … made starts at second base against Oklahoma State (April
27) and Mississippi State (May 17) … hit .316 (6-for-19) with nine
runs scored and five RBIs … made UT debut at second base against
Louisiana Tech (Feb. 15) … registered first career hit, a game-winning
RBI-single in the bottom of the fifth inning to run-rule Texas Southern
(March 1) … smacked a two-run double to rack up a season-high two
RBIs against Texas State (April 23).
A four-time District 13-5A First-Team honoree for head coach Candi
Weige’s Lady Bearkats ... program’s most valuable player following
freshman, sophomore, junior and senior years ... the District 13-5A
Newcomer of the Year as a rookie ... helped Lady Bearkats to 16-12
overall record and 8-8 District 13-5A mark as a senior ... also served as
pitcher during high school career ... selected to be on the 4th Annual
Houston Area Softball team following senior campaign and suited
up for the North Red squad ... in March 28 contest against Spring,
hit a home run and fanned four in a complete-game 2-1 victory ...
as a junior, earned a place on the Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports
Writers Association 5A All-State Second Team after hitting .516 with
18 extra-base hits, including five home runs, 32 runs batted in and 28
scored ... featured on the cover of the 2012 VYPE Magazine Baseball
and Softball Houston preview issue ... also a standout in the classroom
and a four-time member of the District 13-5A All-Academic Team ...
active in National Honor Society ... a Klein Standleader, a distinction
based on leadership, school spirit and overall academic achievements.
PERSONAL
Full name is Kelli Nicole Hanzel … born Jan. 4, 1995, in Houston,
Texas … daughter of Kevin and Deborah Hanzel … has one brother,
Jason (24) … majoring in Business ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor
Roll (Fall 2013 and Fall 2014).
USA SOFTBALL
Selected as an alternate for the 2013 USA Softball Junior Women’s
National Team.
NATIONALLY
During the summer, played with the Texas Impact Gold along with
current Longhorn Erin Shireman and fellow rookie Mickenzi Krpec
... Impact placed third at the Triple Crown Nationals and ninth (out
of 68) at the ASA Gold Nationals during the summer of 2013 ...
Impact finished second at the 2012 ASA Gold Nationals, third at the
2012 Colorado Fireworks tournament, third at the 2011 ASA Gold
Nationals and fourth at the 2010 ASA Gold Nationals.
HANZEL’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits1_________________ six times, last at Texas State (4/23/14)
RBIs2____________________________ at Texas State (4/23/14)
Runs1___________ nine times, last vs. Oklahoma State (4/27/14)
Doubles1____________________________ at Texas State (4/23/14)
Home Runs ___________________________________________ none
Walks1____________ five times, last vs. Oklahoma State (4/27/14)
Hit streak
2___ 3/1/14 vs. Texas Southern to 3/2/14 vs. Texas Southern
HANZEL’S CAREER STATS
Year
AVGGP-GS AB
R
2014 .316
38-2 19961 00 57.368
502
.45800-0111
00
1.000
11
TEXAS SOFTBALL
HOLLY
KERN
BEFORE TEXAS
FIRST BASE/OUTFIELD
5-9 • Jr.-2L • R/R
Plano, Texas
(Plano East)
15
Played in 43 games, including 39 starts … hit .305 with 21 RBIs and 16
runs scored … made six pitching appearances, going 0-2 with a 3.20
ERA … named to Big 12 All-Academic First Team … tabbed to Fall
2013 and Spring 2014 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll … set career
highs in hits (3) and runs scored (3) in the win at Texas State (April
23) with a 3-for-5 performance … recorded a career-high three RBIs
against Louisiana Tech (Feb. 15) … reached based in 10 consecutive
games (Feb. 8 - Feb. 20) … went 5-for-6 with five RBIs during Texas
Invitational (Feb. 14- Feb. 16), including a double and triple … collected
five consecutive hits in a three-game stretch (March 16-March 19) …
batted in the game-winning RBIs with a two-out double against Iowa
(March 17) … struck out five hitters against Northern Iowa (Feb. 9).
A versatile option off the bench as either a relief pitcher or pinch hitter
... experienced action in 31 games, starting 18 -- nine as the designated
player, seven as the pitcher and two at first base ... appeared in the
pitching circle 15 times, making seven starts and tossing five complete
games ... went 7-3 with a 2.74 earned-run average and 23 strikeouts
in 53-and-two-thirds innings pitched ... recorded first career Big 12
victory in initial league appearance, topping Kansas (March 29) in game
one of the doubleheader ... threw consecutive complete-game shutouts
against Stephen F. Austin (Feb. 13) and Houston (Feb. 16) ... earned first
career strikeout during initial appearance, against North Texas (Feb.
8), fanning Jordan Terry in the second frame ... offensively during the
year, recorded eight hits, six runs and two runs batted in ... clubbed first
career home run against DePaul (Feb. 17) ... picked up initial Big 12 hit
with a single at Kansas (March 29) during game one of the doubleheader
... drove in first career run versus Illinois (Feb. 16) with a single through
the right side that plated Kim Bruins ... tallied first career hit, a double,
in the sixth inning against North Texas (Feb. 8).
NATIONALLY
Played for Texas Glory Gold out of Dallas/Fort Worth for head coach
Kevin Shelton … led team to ninth-place finish in 2011 Premier Girls
Fastpitch Nationals … team captured the title at the 2011 DeMarini
Invitational … helped squad place fourth at the 2012 ASA Gold
Nationals.
A four-year starter for Plano East High School and head coach Karen
Kalhoefer … nationally, stood 32nd in the 2012 ESPN High School 100
Softball rankings … tabbed by ESPNHS as the second-best pitcher in
Texas, the fifth-best recruit in the state, the eighth-best prospect in the
Midlands region and the eighth-best high school hurler in the nation …
earned a place on the ESPNHS First Team All-America squad … named
to the 2012 MaxPreps All-American First Team … selected as the 2012
Dallas Morning News Softball Player of the Year and the District 8-5A
Most Valuable Player … ended senior campaign with a 33-4 overall
record and 193 strikeouts during the regular season … hit .365 with 10
home runs and a team-best 47 runs batted in as a senior … lifted Plano
East to an appearance in the University Interscholastic League 5A state
tournament semifinals after capturing the 5A Region 1 championship
in 2012 … semifinal appearance was just the third in program history
… featured as one of the top five high school pitchers in the country
in Softball Today magazine’s March 29, 2012, issue … three-time most
valuable player for Plano East … member of the 2011 and 2012 Texas
Girls Coaches Association All-State First Team … as a junior, went
20-6 with 131 strikeouts and hit .427 … named the 2010 District 8-5A
MVP … starter at first base on the 2009 squad that made it to the state
semifinals … selected as the squad’s Big Stick award winner following
freshman campaign.
PERSONAL
Full name is Holly Michelle Kern … daughter of Michael and Candy
Kern … has two younger brothers -- Steven (17) and Ben (12) … a
corporate communications major … Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor
Roll selection (Fall 2012 and Fall 2013) … Academic All-Big 12 Rookie
Team honoree (2012-13).
KERN’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits3____________________________ at Texas State (4/23/14)
RBIs3___________________________ Louisiana Tech (2/15/14)
Runs3____________________________ at Texas State (4/23/14)
Doubles
1________________ eight times, last at Iowa State (4/12/14)
Home Runs 1_______________________________ vs. DePaul (2/17/13)
Walks1__________________ 14 times, last at Iowa State (4/11/14)
Stolen Bases 1_______________________________ vs. UNLV (2/20/14)
Hit streak
4______________ 2/14/14 vs. IPFW to 2/16/14 vs. Kentucky
IP7.0__________three times, last vs. Western Kentucky (4/7/13)
Few hits/CG 3______________ twice, last vs. Western Kentucky (4/7/13)
Strikeouts6____________________________ vs. North Texas (2/8/13)
Few BB/CG 0_______________________ vs. Western Kentucky (4/7/13)
Scoreless Innings Streak ___________________________________14 2/3
2/8/13 vs. North Texas to 2/22/13 vs. Tulsa
KERN’S CAREER STATS
Year
2013 .211
31-1838683 01 214
.368
4115
.3020 10-022
150
1.000
2014 .30542-38 1051632 5 2 0 2141.39010 1 19.3642 1 1-2128
135.966
TOTAL
.28073-561432240 8 2 1 2355.38514 2 34.3482 2 1-2150
285.973
Year
H R ER BB SO 2B 3B HR BF B/Avg WP HBP SFA SHA IP
2013 2.747-31575 2/2 0
53.2
59
27
21
22
23
612245
.280120 30
2014 3.200-2 620 0/0 0
19.2
22
15
9
16
13
20397
.301220 06
TOTAL
2.867-52195 2/2 0
73.1
81
42
30
38
36
815342
.285690 011
12
TEXAS SOFTBALL
TAYLOR
KING
CATCHER/OUTFIELD
5-9 • Jr.-2L • R/R
Gainesville, Fla.
(Oak Hall)
45
Appeared in six games … tabbed to Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 Big
12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll … entered as a pinch runner in five
occasions … scored runs against Louisiana Tech (Feb. 15), Texas
Southern (March 2) and Iowa (March 15) … run scored against Texas
Southern (March 2) served as the game-winning tally … registered
only plate appearance at Iowa State (April 12).
One of the team’s top pinch runners, who appeared in 18 games
during initial campaign ... scored four runs and stole two bases for the
Longhorns ... did not record a hit in six at-bats ... made initial career
appearance against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi in the season opener
(Feb. 7) as a pinch runner ... scored first run against North Texas
(Feb. 8) and added scores versus Stephen F. Austin (Feb. 13), Hofstra
(March 1) and Kansas (Game 1, March 29) ... swiped bases against
Stephen F. Austin and Houston Baptist (Feb. 20).
NATIONALLY
BEFORE TEXAS
Played junior and senior seasons at Oak Hall High School in
Gainesville, Fla., after spending first two years at Lake Highland Prep
in Orlando … coach at Oak Hall was Nikki Reed … named The Prep
Zone Trophy Shop Athlete-of-the-Week for March 19, 2012, after
going five-for-seven with two home runs, five runs batted in and eight
scored in games against Hawthorne and Bronson … named to the
Miracle Sports All-Florida High School Honorable Mention Team
after final campaign … member of Miracle Sports and Florida Athletic
Coaches Association all-state teams in 2011 … hit .524 with 27 runs
batted in and 24 stolen bases during junior year … tallied six doubles,
four triples and three home runs in 2011.
PERSONAL
Full name is Taylor Alexandra King … daughter of Donald and Cindy
King … has a younger brother, Travis (16) … an applied movement
science major … Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection (Fall
2012, Fall 2013 and Fall 2014) … Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team
honoree (2012-13) … member of the Texas Army ROTC program.
Played for Gainesville Gold out of Gainesville, Fla.
KING’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits
___________________________________________ none
RBIs
___________________________________________ none
Runs1___________________ seven times, last vs. Iowa (3/15/14)
Doubles
___________________________________________ none
Home Runs ___________________________________________ none
Walks
___________________________________________ none
Stolen Bases 1_______________ twice, last vs. Houston Baptist (2/20/13)
Hit streak
___________________________________________ none
KING’S CAREER STATS
Year
AVGGP-GS AB
R
2013 .000
18-0 6 400 00 00.000
004
.0000 02-3000
.000
2014 .000
6-0 1 300 00 00.000
000
.00000-00 000
.000
TOTAL
.000
24-0 7 700 00 00.000
004
.000
0 02-3000
.000
13
TEXAS SOFTBALL
BEFORE TEXAS
MICKENZI
KRPEC
FIRST BASE
5-8 • So.-1L • R/R
Fulshear, Texas
(Foster)
6
PRONUNCIATION: KER-peck
Saw action in 17 games as a pinch runner or pinch hitter … tabbed
to Fall 2013 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll … took over second
base against Louisiana Tech (Feb. 15) and pounded out first career hit
… drew a walk in a pinch hit appearance against Cal Poly (Feb. 20)
… scored three runs on the year, including one in back-to-back days
against Oklahoma State (April 25-26).
NATIONALLY
During the summer, played with the Texas Sudden Impact Gold
along with current Longhorn Erin Shireman and fellow rookie Kelli
Hanzel ... Impact placed third at the Triple Crown Nationals and
ninth (out of 68) at the ASA Gold Nationals during the summer of
2013 ... Impact finished second at the 2012 ASA Gold Nationals, third
at the 2012 Colorado Fireworks tournament, third at the 2011 ASA
Gold Nationals and fourth at the 2010 ASA Gold Nationals ... posted
a .567 batting average with 13 runs batted in and 10 scored during the
bracket play portion of the 2012 ASA Gold Nationals.
A four-year starter and leadoff batter for head coach Christie Rees’
Falcons ... by earning a spot on the 2011 Texas Girls Coaches
Association (TGCA) 4A All-State Team, became the first softball
player in Foster High School history to receive all-state accolades
... capped career by leading team to a 4A University Interscholastic
League (UIL) State Softball Tournament appearance ... squad suffered
a 10-5 setback in 12 innings to Lovejoy in the semifinals ... Falcons
ended the season with a 31-5 record, tied for the most victories in
program history with the 2012 squad ... individually, earned a spot
on the TGCA 4A All-State Team ... named the Collin Street Bakery/
Texas Sports Writers Association (TXSWA) 4A Co-Player of the
Year as a senior and the 4A First Team shortstop by the organization
... hit a school-record 15 home runs and added 49 RBIs and 58 runs
during final campaign ... named the Houston Chronicle May 5 Player
of the Week after hitting .727 in three playoff wins over Goose Creek
Memorial and Tomball Memorial, going eight-for-11 with four
doubles, six runs scored and four RBIs ... as a junior, the District
23-4A Offensive Most Valuable Player after helping the Falcons to a
31-3 record and district championship with a 14-0 mark ... the 31 wins
for Foster were the most in program history and the team advanced
to the regional semifinals of the state tournament before falling 2-1 to
Little Cypress-Mauriceville ... as a sophomore, set school records for
at bats (135), walks (17), runs scored (40), triples (six) and home runs
(10) while hitting .439 ... named the Fort Bend Herald Co-Hitter of the
Year following the impressive season ... also suited up for the Foster
volleyball team as a senior, helping the team to the state tournament
... earned a place on the TGCA 4A Softball Academic All-State Team
as a senior.
PERSONAL
Full name is Mickenzi Rae Krpec… born Dec. 25, 1994, in Lafayette,
La. … daughter of Mark and Monica Krpec… has two sisters,
Marquie (22) and Makayla (16) … major is undeclared ... Big 12
Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2013 and Fall 2014).
KRPEC’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits1_________________________vs. Louisiana Tech (2/15/14)
RBIs
___________________________________________ none
Runs1___________________ three times, last vs. Kansas (5/4/14)
Doubles
___________________________________________ none
Home Runs ___________________________________________ none
Walks1______________________________ vs. Cal Poly (2/20/14)
Hit streak
___________________________________________ none
KRPEC’S CAREER STATS
Year
AVGGP-GS AB
R
2014 .125
17-0 8 310 00 01.125
103
.2220 00-0000
.000
14
TEXAS SOFTBALL
TAYLOR
McALLISTER
FIRST BASE/OUTFIELD
6-1 • So.-1L • R/R
McKinney, Texas
(McKinney North)
10
Appeared in four games, mostly as a pinch hitter … entered in to
play the outfield and collected first career hit in her first career plate
appearance in the win against Louisiana Tech (Feb. 15) … reached
base with a single in a homecoming performance at North Texas
(March 11).
NATIONALLY
Played for the Texas Elite Gold under coach Dianna Baker.
BEFORE TEXAS
A four-year letterwinner for the Lady Bulldogs and head coach Dan
Sedgwick ... a three-time District 10-4A First-Team honoree and
a District 13-4A selection as a senior ... tabbed the District 13-4A
Offensive Player of the Year after final campaign ... as a senior, hit .614
with 10 home runs, 51 RBIs and 37 runs scored ... walked 21 times
and averaged a home run every 5.7 at bats during last season ... guided
McKinney to a 15-6 overall record and a No. 2 seed in District 13-4A
with an 11-2 mark in 2013 ... named the McKinney ISD April 22, 2013,
Scholar Athlete of the Week ... set the school record for career home
runs and RBIs ... helped the squad to the district tournament each
year of career ... following junior season, named the District 10-4A
Offensive Player of the Year ... as a freshman, in consecutive games
against Denison and Frisco, went five-for-five with two home runs, six
runs batted in and seven scored to receive the Dallas Morning News
Player of the Week award ... selected as District 10-4A Newcomer of
the Year following rookie campaign ... also played volleyball her first
three years at McKinney North ... an Academic All-District selection
following her final softball season.
PERSONAL
Full name is Taylor Marie McAllister … born Feb. 21, 1995, in Plano,
Texas … daughter of Robert and Tracey McAllister … has one
brother, Carson (15) … major is undeclared ... Big 12 Commissioner’s
Honor Roll (Fall 2014).
MCALLISTER’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits1____________ twice, last at North Texas (Game 1, 3/11/14)
RBIs
___________________________________________ none
Runs
___________________________________________ none
Doubles
___________________________________________ none
Home Runs ___________________________________________ none
Walks
___________________________________________ none
Hit streak
___________________________________________ none
MCALLISTER’S CAREER STATS
Year
AVGGP-GS AB
R
2014 .333
4-0 6 020 00 02.333
002
.3330 00-0000
.000
15
TEXAS SOFTBALL
RACHEL
SCOTT
OUTFIELD
5-5 • Jr.-2L • R/R
Murphy, Texas
(Plano East)
3
Saw action in 14 games as a utility player … tabbed to Fall 2013 and
Spring 2014 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll … hit .471 (8-for-17)
primarily as a pinch hitter … scored six runs and drove in two RBIs
… went 3-for-3 with a run scored in a homecoming performance at
North Texas (March 11) … ripped an RBI-double and scored a run
against Cal Poly (Feb. 20).
Served the latter part of the season as the team’s top pinch runner,
scoring a total of 12 runs during the campaign ... recorded one hit
in seven at-bats, stole three bases, drove in two runs and recorded a
pair of walks ... tallied hit and two RBIs at Kansas (March 29) in game
one of a doubleheader ... tied Texas’ single-game Women’s College
World Series record with a stolen base against Oklahoma (June 1) ...
also swiped bases against Kansas (March 28) and Florida State (May
26) ... scored a run in four-straight games (April 21-28) and crossed
home in three of year’s final six appearances (May 18-June 2) ... in
the NCAA Austin Regional, experienced action in left field during
the opener against Army (May 17) ... made collegiate debut against
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Feb. 7), entering as the left fielder in the
seventh inning.
BEFORE TEXAS
Played with fellow Texas freshman Holly Kern at Plano East High
School for head coach Karen Kalhoefer … a four-year starter for the
Panthers who helped the squad to a 35-4 record during final campaign
… team finished the year ranked as the top squad in Texas and 12th
nationally, according to MaxPreps … Panthers earned a trip to the
University Interscholastic League 5A state tournament semifinals after
capturing the 5A Region 1 championship … semifinal appearance
was just the third in program history … 2012 District 8-5A Defensive
Player of the Year … All-District 8-5A first team as a sophomore,
junior and senior after earning second-team honors in 2009 … a
three-time District 8-5A All-Academic Team honoree … starter on
the 2009 squad that made it to the state semifinals … Plano East’s
Golden Glove recipient as a freshman, sophomore and senior.
PERSONAL
Full name is Rachel Lee Scott … daughter of John and Suzanne Scott
… a business major … Named a 2013 NFCA All-America Scholar
Athlete ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection (Fall 2012, Fall
2013 and Fall 2014) … Academic All-Big 12 Rookie Team honoree
(2012-13).
NATIONALLY
Played for the Mizuno Impulse out of The Colony, Texas, and Texas
Glory out of Dallas/Fort Worth.
SCOTT’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits3____________________ at North Texas (Game 1, 3/11/14)
RBIs2_________________________at Kansas (Game 1, 3/29/13)
Runs1__________________ 18 times, last at Iowa State (4/12/14)
Doubles1______________________________ vs. Cal Poly (2/20/14)
Home Runs ___________________________________________ none
Walks1___________ three times, last Iowa State (Game 1, 4/11/14)
Stolen Bases 1________________ three times, last vs. Oklahoma (6/1/13)
Hit streak
1_________________________________ 3/29/13 at Kansas
SCOTT’S CAREER STATS
Year
AVGGP-GS AB
R
2013 .143
36-0 71210 00 21.143
204
.3330 03-3010
1.000
2014 .471
14-0 17681 00 29.529
102
.5000 00-0100
1.000
TOTAL
.375
50-0 24189 1 0 0 410.4173 0 6.4440 0 3-3 110
1.000
16
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Syracuse (March 2), when Kim Bruins tallied career-best 14 strikeouts
... recorded hits in consecutive games for first time versus Houston
Baptist (Feb. 20) and Lamar (Feb. 22) ... scored a season-best two runs
versus Utah State (Feb. 23).
ERIN
SHIREMAN
CATCHER/THIRD BASE
5-5 • Jr.-2L • R/R
Pearland, Texas
(Lutheran South Academy)
17
NATIONALLY
Appeared in 34 games, making 25 starts at four different positions
(OF, 3B, C, 1B) … named to 2014 Big 12 All-Academic Fist Team …
tabbed to Fall 2013 and Spring 2014 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor
Roll … hit .284 with three home runs, 16 RBIs and eight runs scored
… all three home runs came during the Louisiana Classic (Feb. 7-Feb.
9) … selected to Louisiana Classic All-Tournament team … drove
in a career-high 3 RBIs against Purdue (Feb. 9) and at Iowa State
(April 11) … turned in three-hit games against North Carolina (Feb.
7) and Arizona State (March 7) … went 2-for-3 with an RBI and run
scored against Iowa (March 15) … hit .625 (5-for-8) during Texas
Invitational (Feb. 14-16) with three RBIs.
USA SOFTBALL
Played for the 2013 USA Softball Junior Women’s National Team ...
squad earned the silver medal in the International Softball Federation
X Junior Women’s World Championship in Brampton, Ontario
... finished the tournament with a 1.000 batting average, five hits,
including two home runs, and four runs batted in ... in the starting
lineup for contests against Puerto Rico and Korea.
Made an immediate impact by becoming the second Longhorn to hit
a home run in her first plate appearance, joining Jacqueline Williams,
who homered against Sam Houston State on Feb. 6, 2004 ... Shireman’s
long ball came after entering the season opener against Texas A&MCorpus Christi ... a solid right-field option for UT who appeared in 39
games with 24 starts, 21 in right, two as the designated player and one
at catcher ... team posted a 17-4 record during right-field starts (.810
winning percentage) ... hit most often in the eighth spot of the order
(9-3 record/.750 winning percentage), but squad posted a perfect 9-0
record when hitting ninth ... during the campaign, recorded 19 hits,
15 runs batted in and 14 scored while walking eight times ... recorded
five multiple-hit games and four multiple-RBI contests ... turned in a
pair of season-high three-hit games and two three-RBI performances
... drove in eight runners from third base with less than two outs in
14 opportunities (57.1 percent success rate) ... experienced action
in three NCAA Tournament games, starting the contest against
Oklahoma (June 1) in the Women’s College World Series ... played
in 14 of team’s 18 Big 12 Conference games and posted a .286 batting
average (eight-for-28) with four runs scored and eight driven in ...
enjoyed hitting at Red & Charline McCombs Field, posting a .343
batting average (12-for-35) with 10 runs scored and seven driven in
... in 12 April games, hit .350 (seven-for-20) and slugged .450 ... when
entering the game as a reserve, recorded a .308 average (four-for-13)
with three runs scored and four batted in ... during Iowa State series
(April 12-14), hit .625 (five-for-eight) with four runs batted in and
three scored ... drove in a career-high three runs at Kansas in game two
of series (March 29) while recording first two Big 12 Conference hits
... tallied first multiple-hit game with three against Penn State (March
15) ... recorded initial game-winning RBI versus the Nittany Lions
with fifth-inning single ... earned first career start at catcher against
Played for Impact Gold out of Houston for head coach K.C. Jackson
… team finished second at 2012 ASA Gold Nationals and third at
Colorado Fireworks tournament … squad took third at 2011 ASA
Gold Nationals and fourth at 2010 ASA Gold Nationals.
BEFORE TEXAS
A two-year starter at Lutheran South Academy after solely running on
the track squad first two springs … was the No. 15 overall recruit in
the 2012 ESPN High School Softball 100 rankings as well as the thirdbest catcher in the country, third-best recruit in Texas and fourth-best
prospect in the Midlands region … earned a place on the ESPNHS
Second Team All-America squad as a catcher following final campaign
… named to 2012 Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools
(TAPPS) First Team 4A All-State squad as well as the TAPPS
Academic All-State Softball Team … as a junior, led TAPPS with
10 home runs … a first-team all-district and second-team all-state
selection following 2011 campaign … also played basketball for the
Lady Pioneers, helping the squad to a 16-8 overall record as a senior
and earning a place on the TAPPS 4-4A All-District Second Team …
as a member of the track program, threw the shot put and competed in
the pole vault as a senior … junior campaign, primary events were the
100-meter hurdles and 300-meter hurdles as well as the pole vault …
during 2011 campaign, won the TAPPS 4A South Regional title with a
vault of 10 feet, two feet better than the second-place finisher … at the
2011 TAPPS 4A State Championship, won the title with a 11-6 vault,
the best in the state during the campaign for any TAPPS class.
PERSONAL
Full name is Erin Nicole Shireman … daughter of Kirk and Kris
Shireman … an aerospace engineering major … graduated second
in high school class … Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection
(Fall 2012, Spring 2013, Fall 2013, Fall 2014) … Academic All-Big 12
Rookie Team honoree (2012-13).
SHIREMAN’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits3______________four times, last vs. Arizona State (3/11/14)
RBIs3___________________ three times, last vs. Purdue (2/9/14)
Runs2____________________ twice, last vs. Iowa State (4/13/13)
Doubles1__________ five times, last at Iowa State (Game 1, 4/11/14)
Home Runs 1________________four times, last vs. vs. Purdue (2/9/14))
Walks2________________________twice, last vs. IPFW (2/14/14)
Hit streak
3_2/28/14 vs. Southern Miss to 3/1/14 vs. Louisiana-Monroe
SHIREMAN’S CAREER STATS
Year
AVGGP-GS AB
R
2013 .253
39-24 75 1419 3 0 1 1525.3338 0 19.3211 2 0-0 644 2.971
2014 .284
34-25 74 8212 0 3 1632.4328 210
.3524 0 0-05192
.968
TOTAL.268
73-491492240 5 0 4 3157.38316 2 29.3375 2 0-0115
134.970
17
TEXAS SOFTBALL
LAUREN
SLATTEN
PITCHER
5-9 • So.-1L • R/R
CIncinnati, Ohio
(Oak Hills)
33
PRONUNCIATION: SLAT-ten
Made 15 appearances in the circle, including four starts … went 2-3
with a 4.76 ERA … combined with Davis and Smith for a two-hit
shutout against TAMU-CC (March 26) … pitched an inning of relief
work, striking out one against Kansas (May 3)… threw 4.1 innings in
relief, allowing zero earned runs, striking out two, and allowing one
hit against Iowa (3/16) … drew a walk against Washington (March 8)
and came around to score in only plate appearance … allowed three
runs or less in six of seven appearances … tossed 6.0 innings to pick
up the win against North Carolina (Feb. 7) in her first career start.
Cornelius-Bedel ... tossed the first no-hitter of her Oak Hills career in
a 7-0 win over Hamilton on April 10, 2012 ... also went two-for-three
at the plate during the contest ... nearly a month later, delivered the
run-scoring single to lift Oak Hills over Fairborn in a 13-inning affair
in the regional semifinal ... struck out 20 and allowed only six hits
in the contest ... during another extra-inning contest, against Lakota
West, fanned 31 during 16 innings, good for the ninth-highest total
by a pitcher in Ohio High School Athletic Association history ... as a
sophomore at Elgin High School, named The Bastrop Advertiser’s AllBastrop County Cy Young Award Winner and earned a spot on the
Austin American-Statesman’s All-Central Texas Team ... during two
years at Elgin under head coach Amanda Wolf, recorded 224 strikeouts
and posted a 0.80 ERA ... a member of the Collin Street Bakery/Texas
Sports Writers Association Honorable Mention 4A All-State Team as a
sophomore ... during rookie year, helped Elgin to a 25-8 mark and the
Lady Cats were the No. 2 team in the Texas Girls Coaches Association
Preseason Class 4A Preseason Poll prior to sophomore campaign.
PERSONAL
Full name is Lauren Michelle Slatten … born Feb. 25, 1995 in Fort
Walton Beach, Fla. … daughter of Gabe and Malisa Slatten … has
three siblings, Kalen (16), Jaden (12) and Adisen (8) … major is
undeclared.
NATIONALLY
Played for Louisville Lady Sluggers in Louisville, Kent.
BEFORE TEXAS
Played final two years for Oak Hills following a move from Bastrop,
Texas, and Elgin High School ... in two years at Oak Hills, guided
the program to the Ohio High School Athletic Association Division I
regional finals as a junior, lifted the squad to its first-ever 20-win season
and Greater Miami Conference (GMC) title as a senior and totaled 711
strikeouts, including a GMC-record 390 during junior year ... earned
Ohio High School Fastpitch Softball Coaches Association Division
I First-Team All-State honors as a senior ... named by the Women’s
Sports Association of Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky as
one of the organization’s High School Sportswomen of the Year Top10 Finalists and the sport of softball’s winner ... named the Cincinnati
Enquirer Division I Softball Player of the Year and received Greater
Miami Conference Player of the Year honors following both junior and
senior years ... as a senior, posted a 23-3 record with 14 shutouts, a 0.60
earned-run average and 321 strikeouts in 174 innings pitched ... led the
GMC in wins, ERA and strikeouts as a senior ... in solely league contests,
went 17-1 with a 0.64 ERA and 205 whiffs in 121 frrames ... also a threat
offensively, hitting .446 with 26 runs batted in as a senior ... in the GMC
title-clincing contest, struck out 15 in a 1-0 victory over Mason ... during
junior campaign, went 19-12 with 390 strikeouts and a 1.33 earned
run average ... proved to be a threat at the plate, batting .404 with 19
runs batted in, seven doubles and three triples for head coach Jackie
SLATTEN’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits
___________________________________________ none
RBIs
___________________________________________ none
Runs1____________________________ vs. Washington (3/8/14)
Doubles ___________________________________________ none
Home Runs ___________________________________________ none
Walks1____________________________ vs. Washington (3/8/14)
Hit streak
___________________________________________ none
IP6.0_________________________ vs. North Carolina (2/7/14)
Few hits/CG ___________________________________________ none
Strikeouts4____________________________ vs. Washington (3/8/14)
Few BB/CG ___________________________________________ none
Scoreless Innings Streak _____________________________________ 4.0
3/26/14 vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi to 4/5/14 vs. Texas Tech
SLATTEN CAREER STATS
Year
2014 .000
13-12 1 100 00 00.000
101
.50000-00 290
1.000
Year
2014 4.762-31540 0/1 0
39.2
48
30
27
24
17
509196
.294450 4
18
TEXAS SOFTBALL
GABBY
SMITH
PITCHER/UTILITY
5-7 • Sr.-3L • L/R
Houston, Texas
(Bellaire)
18
AS A JUNIOR (2014)
Played in 42 games, including 33 starts … appeared in the circle 30
times, earning the start in 16 of those contests … went 14-4 with a 2.80
ERA …. tossed nine complete games, three of which were shutouts …
threw a complete game and picked up the win in an NCAA Regional
elimination game against Mississippi State (May 17) … hit a team-best
.588 (10-for-17) during Big 12 Conference play … posted a 2-1 record
in the circle in league contests … named to 2014 Big 12 All-Academic
Second Team … tied for team-high with five hits during Kansas series
(May 2-May 4), including two multi-hit performances … threw third
complete-game shutout of the season against Oklahoma State (April
27) … struck out the final batter with the bases loaded at North Texas
(March 11) to clinch a 2-1 complete game victory and a doubleheader
sweep … won six consecutive starts from Feb. 15-March 2 … threw
a complete-game, one-hit shutout against Fresno State (Feb. 22) …
named the Opening Day starter and picked up the win at LSU (Feb. 6).
Played in 46 games in the field while making 11 starts … led all UT
players with 35 appearances as a substitute … Longhorns won all six
games started at designated player … also experienced action in the
pitching circle, garnering five starts and eight appearances … squad
won all five games started … posted the lowest earned run average
of any UT pitcher with a 2.15 mark … totaled 18 hits allowed and 27
strikeouts in 26 innings … recorded a pinch-hit RBI single against No.
12 Oregon (May 26) in the NCAA Austin Super Regional … had a
career day on March 15 against Marist at the Spring Fling tournament
in Honolulu, clubbing first collegiate home run in a two-for-three
performance with two runs batted in … versus the Red Foxes, threw
first complete game, allowing two runs on three hits with four walks
and career-high 11 strikeouts … threw six scoreless innings in start
against Cal State Northridge (Feb. 23), allowing only one hit with four
walks and 10 strikeouts … opened the season by throwing 15-anda-third scoreless innings over four appearances … first collegiate
pitching appearance came against Colorado State (Feb. 11), throwing
four scoreless innings and giving up two hits with a walk and four
strikeouts … made collegiate debut against Cal State Fullerton (Feb.
9), going one-for-four with one RBI and two runs scored.
NATIONALLY
Played for Impact Gold out of Houston under head coach K.C.
Jackson … led team to a third-place finish at the 2011 ASA Nationals
and a second-place finish in the Colorado Fireworks Tournament.
The team’s primary right-field option down the stretch after working
hard in the offseason to improve hitting ... played in a career-high
58 games with a personal-best 38 starts, 33 in right field and five at
pitcher ... team went 29-4 during right-field starts (.879 winning
percentage) ... appeared in the pitching circle eight times, going 2-0
with a 2.78 earned-run average and one save ... tossed first career solo
shutout, against Memphis (Feb. 9) ... offensively during the year, registered career highs in hits (26), runs batted in (nine), slugging percentage (.305) and walks (three) ... hit .310 (18-for-58) during the first 31
games of the campaign ... recorded a personal-best four multiple-hit
contests ... added one three-RBI contest, against Utah State (Feb. 23)
... collected two hits, a run scored and RBI against No. 18/15 Baylor
(March 24). Two hits were a career high for a Big 12 game ... earned
first career save against N.C. State (March 16), entering for the final
inning and striking out three ... led Texas during Citrus Classic (March
1-3) with a .462 (six-for-13) batting average ... drove in the gamewinning run against No. 24/24 Tulsa (Feb. 24) with a walk-off single
in the bottom of the eighth.
SMITH’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits3________________________________ vs. Hofstra (3/1/13)
RBIs3____________________________ vs. Utah State (2/23/13)
Runs2______________________twice, last vs. Cal Poly (2/20/14)
Doubles
1_____________________ six times, last vs. Kansas (5/4/14)
Home Runs 1__________________ twice, last vs. UL-Lafayette (5/18/14)
Walks2______________________ vs. Louisiana-Monroe (2/28/14)
Stolen Bases 1______________ six times, last vs. Southern Miss (2/28/14)
Hit streak
6____________ 2/23/13 vs. Utah State to 3/2/13 vs. Syracuse
IP7.0__________ seven times, last vs. Mississippi State (5/17/14)
Few hits/CG 1___________________________________ vs. Fresno State
Strikeouts11________________________________vs. Marist (3/15/12)
Few BB/CG 1______________________________ vs. Memphis (2/9/13)
Scoreless Innings Streak ___________________________________15 1/3
2/11/12 vs. Colorado State to 3/3/12 vs. Sam Houston State
SMITH’S CAREER STATS
Year
2012 .20946-11 43179 0 0 1 512.2791 1 9.2391 0 3-61340
1.000
2013 .24858-3810512264 1 0 932.3053 230
.2791 3 2-62350
1.000
2014 .34239-31 73 1225 2 1 1 1132.4384 2 14.3832 0 1-1 7235.857
TOTAL
.271143-802214160 6 2 2 2576.3448 5 53.3074 3 6-1343325.938
Year
2012 2.154-0 851 0/3 0
26.0
18
10
8
14
27
214115
.189341 1
2013 2.782-0 852 1/1 1
22.2
19
12
9813
20498
.224120 3
2014 2.8014-430169 3/1 0
112.2
90
53
45
61868213522
.2168303 12
TOTAL2.69 20-4 46 26 12 4/5
1 161.1 12775 62 83 126 12 3 21 735 .213 12 36 4 16
19
TEXAS SOFTBALL
BEFORE TEXAS
A four-year letterwinner at Bellaire High School in Houston … a 2011
ESPN High School All-America First Team selection as a utility player
… two-time Texas Girls Coaches Association All-State selection
(2010-11) … 2010-11 all-greater Houston team choice … four-time
All-District 20-5A First-Team honoree and led team to four-straight
district titles … District 20-5A MVP in 2010 and 2011 … 2008 District
20-5A Newcomer of the Year … in 2011, posted a 28-2 record in the
circle with a 0.55 earned run average, while striking out 265 batters in
152 innings … at the plate, hit .592 with 11 doubles, five triples, three
home runs, 39 RBIs and 71 runs scored … tossed three no-hitters as a
senior, helping Bellaire win a program-best 36 games and advance to
the Class 5A-Region III semifinals for the third-straight season.
PERSONAL
Full name is Gabriella Ann Smith … born Oct. 2, 1992, in Houston,
Texas … daughter of Ken and Patricia Smith … has one sister,
Melanie (30) … Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll selection (Fall
2011 and Fall 2014) … majoring in corporate communication and
minoring in Business.
20
TEXAS SOFTBALL
LINDSEY
STEPHENS
OUTFIELD
5-5 • Jr.-2L • L/R
Beaumont, Texas
(Hamshire-Fannett)
13
One of four Longhorns to start every game in 2014 … patrolled right
field in all 58 starts … turned in one of the most prolific offensive
seasons in program history, earning her NFCA Third-Team AllAmerican honors … ranked in the top 10 of nine offensive categories
in the Big 12 Conference … named to NFCA All-Central First Team …
hit .371 for the year and led the team in RBIs (66), doubles (12), home
runs (16), extra base hits (32), total bases (134), slugging percentage
(.753) and tied for most triples (4) … the 134 total bases were the most
in a single season by a Longhorn hitter, while the 66 RBIs tied for the
most and the 16 home runs ranked for the second-most by a player in
a single campaign at UT … hit a game-winning, season-saving threerun home run in NCAA elimination game against Mississippi State
(May 17) to propel the Longhorns to the NCAA Lafayette Regional
Championship game … reached base in each of the first 48 games,
extending her overall streak to 49 consecutive contests (June 2, 2013
- April 26, 2014), marking the second-longest reached base streak in
program history … put together a career-long 16-game hitting streak
(Feb. 15-March 8), which tied for third-longest in Texas Softball
history … most effective stretch occurred during the Texas Classic
when she hit .706 with 10 RBIs through five games (Feb. 28-March 2),
earning her a Big 12 Player of the Week citation (March 4) … also led
the team with 18 multi-RBI games and recorded 15 multi-hit contests
( third-most on the team) ... fielded .973, committing just two errors in
74 chances clip … collected a team-high seven outfield assists.
NCAA Tournament with two hits in five trips to the plate ... slugged
1.200 during the event, scored two runs and drove in one ... hit .333
(six-for-18) during home contests with two RBIs and five runs scored
... in February, tallied a .444 average (four-for-nine) with three runs
scored and three RBIs ... appeared as a pinch hitter against Florida
State (May 25) during the NCAA Austin Super Regional and doubled
to right center ... earned first Big 12 start at Oklahoma State (May 4),
serving as the designated player ... recorded first career triple against
DePaul (March 16) ... drove in a season-high-tying two runs against
N.C. State (March 16) ... recorded first start against Syracuse (March
2), serving as the designated player ... hit .667 (two-for-three) during
the Texas Invitational presented by Time Warner Cable (Feb. 22-24)
and slugged 1.000 ... recorded a year-high two hits against Utah
State (Feb. 23) and drove in a season-best two runs in the contest ...
tallied initial run batted in against DePaul (Feb. 17) with a single up
the middle that plated Stephanie Ceo ... made Texas debut in season
opener versus Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Feb. 7) as a pintch hitter
in the sixth inning ... drew a four-pitch walk and scored on Erin
Shireman’s home run.
USA SOFTBALL
Invited to the 2015 USA Softball Women’s Senior National Team
selection camp in Irvine, Calif.
NATIONALLY
Played for Houston Power Gold and head coach John Glowacz out
of Houston … squad qualified for the 2012 ASA Gold National
tournament in Oklahoma City as well as the Triple Crown Sports
National Tournament in New York.
BEFORE TEXAS
A four-year starter for the Hampshire-Fannett and head coach
Charlene Decuir … a 3A Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA)
All-State team selection as a junior and senior … named the 2012
District 21-3A Offensive MVP after hitting .556 with an on-base
percentage of .652 … selected to play in the 2012 adidas Futures AllStar Game for head coach John Glowacz and the TGCA All-Star Game
following final campaign … a member of the Beaumont Enterprise
2011 and 2012 Super Gold Softball Team … as a senior, earned Super
Gold Offensive Player of the Year recognition … junior year, was the
A powerful offensive reserve in 2013 ... first home run proved to be
a memorable shot, leading off the top of the seventh inning against
Tennessee in the semifinals of the Women’s College World Series
(June 2) and providing the Longhorns with their only run of the
contest ... appeared in 40 of the team’s 61 contests, starting three
games, all as the designated player ... led Texas with eight pinch hits,
twice as many as any other Longhorn ... recorded 12 hits, nine runs
scored and seven batted in during the season ... five of year’s 12 hits
(41.7 percent) went for extra bases with three doubles, a triple and
one home run ... posted a team-high .400 batting average during the
STEPHENS’ SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits4______________ twice, last vs. Louisiana-Monroe (3/1/14)
RBIs5_____________ twice, last vs. Iowa State (Game 1, 4/11/14)
Runs4_____________________ vs. Iowa State (Game 1, 4/11/14)
Doubles1_______________ 15 times, last vs. UL-Lafayette (5/18/14)
Home Runs 2_____________________ vs. Iowa State (Game 1, 4/11/14)
Walks2____________________ six times, last vs. Baylor (5/11/14)
Stolen Bases 2_________________________ vs. Southern Miss (2/28/14)
Hit streak 16_______ 2/15/14 vs. Louisiana Tech to 3/8/14 vs. Michigan
STEPHENS’ CAREER STATS
Year
AVGGP-GS AB
R
2013 .250
40-3 48 9123 1 1 720.4174 214
.3330 0 3-3 001
.000
2014 .371
58-58 178476612 4 16 66134.75324 5 32.4523 4 6-6 657 2.973
TOTAL.345
98-61226567815 5 17 73154.68128 7 46.4283 4 9-9 657 3.960
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Super Gold Player of the Year for Class 3A and Under … tabbed as the
2011 District 21-3A Co-MVP with a .595 batting average, seven triples
and .667 on-base percentage … committed just five errors at shortstop
during 2011 campaign … became the school’s first Division I softball
signee … also a member of the school’s tennis team.
PERSONAL
Full name is Lindsey Necole Stephens … daughter of Darrell and Zena
Stephens … an undergraduate studies major … Big 12 Commissioner’s
Honor Roll selection (Fall 2012 and Fall 2014) … Academic All-Big 12
Rookie Team honoree (2012-13).
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DEVON
TUNNING
SHORTSTOP/THIRD BASE
5-6 • So.-1L • L/R
Montgomery, Texas
(Montgomery)
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named The Courier of Montgomery County’s Montgomery County
Offensive Most Valuable Player as a junior after receiving first-team
all-area honors as a sophomore ... during sophomore season, helped
Montgomery to the regional finals series, where the Lady Bears fell
in the deciding third game ... as a freshman, received First Team AllDistrict 18-4A honors ... also excelled on the basketball court, earning
first-team all-district honors as a junior and senior and a secondteam selection in 2010 as a sophomore ... in season opener of senior
campaign, scored 14 points to help Montgomery to a 68-23 victory
over Splendora ... a strong student in the classroom, earned Academic
All-District 18-4A honors in softball as a junior and senior.
PERSONAL
Played and started 55 games … earned a spot on the All-Big 12
Conference Second Team … hit .293 on the year with 24 runs scored
and 19 RBIs, while fielding .936 at the hot corner … helped turn three
of UT-record 21 double plays in 2014 … hit .197 through first 30
games before closing out the final 25 games on a .362 clip (17-for-47)
… collected first career hit in a 2-for-4 day against No. 13/15 Louisiana
Lafayette (Feb. 8) … scored a season-high three runs against Cal Poly
(Feb. 20) … hit first career home run and set season-high for hits in
a 3-for-3 night against Texas State (April 2) … helped carry the UT
offense to a series sweep over Iowa State (April 11-12) by going 4-for-6
with four runs scored in the three-game series … drove in Texas’ first
run in all three games against Kansas (May 2-4), including the gamewinning RBI in both victories.
Full name is Devon Leigh Tunning … born June 15, 1995 in Houston,
Texas ... daughter of David Tunning and stepmother Casey Tunning
… has four brothers, Tyler Brown (18), Cody Tunning (18), Austin
Brown (16) and Blaine Tunning (7) ... an Exercise Science major ...
Father, David, is a UT alum.
NATIONALLY
Played with the Texas Eclipse Gold program.
BEFORE TEXAS
A four-year letterwinner and two-time Texas Girls Coaches
Association (TGCA) 4A All-State Team selection for head coach
Michelle Rochinski’s Lady Bears ... earned a place on the TGCA
4A-5A All-Star Blue Team following final campaign ... received
First-Team All-District 18-4A honors in addition to TGCA All-State
selection as a senior ... a Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports Writers
Association 4A Honorable Mention selection in 2013 ... helped the
squad to the area round of the playoffs and the Lady Bears finished the
season with a 26-10 record during last year ... tabbed The Courier of
Montgomery County’s All-County Offensive Most Valuable Player as
a senior ... during 2013 campaign, hit .580, slugged .914 and posted a
.604 on-base percentage ... tallied four home runs, a triple, 13 doubles,
22 runs batted in and 31 scored ... as a junior, lifted Montgomery to
the University Interscholastic League 4A State Softball Tournament
for the first time in program history and received TGCA 4A All-State
Team honors ... after helping the Lady Bears reach the tournament
championship contest, earned a spot on the TGCA All-Tournament
Team ... in the semifinal game, hit a 4A tournament-record two
triples and drove in four runs to lift the Lady Bears to an 11-3 victory
over Forney ... selected to the 2012 Alvin Sun-Advertiser All-Greater
Houston Softball Team and the All-District 17-4A First Team ... also
TUNNING’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits3_____________________________ vs. Texas State (4/2/14)
RBIs3_____________________________ vs. Texas Tech (4/6/14)
Runs2_________________five times, last at Texas State (4/23/14)
Doubles1____________________ five times, last vs. Kansas (5/4/14)
Home Runs 1____________________ twice, last vs. Texas Tech (4/6/14)
Walks2____________________ twice, last at Texas State (4/23/14)
Hit streak
5________ twice, last 5/2/14 vs. Kansas to 5/11/14 vs. Baylor
TUNNING’S CAREER STATS
Year
2014
AVGGP-GS AB
R
.293
55-55 1232436 5 1 2 1949.39816 2 17.3801 2 0-0 50678.936
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was named to the Collin Street Bakery/TXSWA Honorable Mention
5A All-State Team and earned a spot on the TGCA 5A All-State Team
after hitting .398 with 40 runs scored, 19 walks and 14 stolen bases
out of the leadoff spot ... also picked up First-Team All-District 15-5A
honors and a place on the Austin American-Statesman All-Central
Texas Softball Second Team at the end of the campaign ... in April
of 2012, hit a game-winning walk-off double in the seventh to lift
Westlake past Westwood 2-1 and into the area round of the University
Interscholastic League Softball State Tournament playoffs ... a month
earlier, helped the Chaparrals win the Rattler Spring Break Classic ... as
a sophomore, helped Westlake to a 22-11 mark, including a 6-3 ledger
against district competition ... in the first round of the playoffs, against
Pflugerville, the Chaparrals pushed the series to three games, but fell in
the deciding contest ... a 2013 TGCA 5A Academic All-State selection.
STEPHANIE
WONG
OUTFIELD
5-3 • So.-1L • L/R
Austin, Texas
(Westlake)
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PERSONAL
Appeared in 55 games and earned 47 starts out in left field … batted
.285 (35-for-123) with 31 runs scored and 20 RBIs … tabbed to Fall
2013 and Spring 2014 Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll … went a
perfect 12-for-12 in stolen base attempts … blasted home runs against
Texas Southern (March 2) and at North Texas (March 11) … tripled
against Louisiana-Lafayette (Feb. 7) for first career hit … posted a .945
fielding percentage, having three errors on 55 chances … delivered a
walk-off three-run triple in the fifth inning against Kansas (May 4)
after leading off the frame with a base hit … hit 7-for-11 (.636) in a
five-game stretch during Texas Classic (Feb. 14-16) … had a pair of
3-for-3 outings against IPFW (Feb. 15) and UL-Monroe (Feb. 28) …
batted .583 (7-for-12) during Texas Invitational (Feb. 28 – March 2)
with four RBIs … picked up a pair of hits and scored twice in the Big
12 conference opener against Baylor (March 22) … went 2-for-3 with
an RBI and a season-high three runs scored against Texas State (April
2) … matched a season-high with 3 RBIs, going for 2-for-4 with a
double in the 9-0 run-rule win over No. 16 Oklahoma (April 18).
Full name is Stephanie Michelle Wong … born March 20, 1995, in
Austin, Texas … daughter of Shawn and Christine Wong … has one
brother, Justin (21) … major is Biology ... Big 12 Commissioner’s
Honor Roll (Fall 2013, Spring 2014 and Fall 2014).
NATIONALLY
Played for Texas Blaze Gold program alongside UT alumnae Blaire
Luna and current teammate Taylor Thom ... Competed in consecutive
ASA Gold Nationals 2009-2012 ... In 2013, played in the Colorado
Fireworks Tournament, Triple Crown Nationals and Premier Girls’
Fastpitch Nationals.
BEFORE TEXAS
A four-year letterwinner and three-time Texas Girls Coaches
Association (TGCA) 5A All-State Team selection for the Chaparrals
and head coach Haley Gaddis ... a TGCA All-Star 4A-5A Red Team
selection following final campaign ... a three-time Westlake High
School MVP ... earned a spot on the Collin Street Bakery/Texas Sports
Writers Association (TXSWA) 5A Third Team and All-District 15-5A
First Team as a senior ... helped team to 29-6 record, District 15-5A
championship and a trip to the area playoffs before falling to The
Woodlands, 5-1 ... an Austin American-Statesman All-Central Texas
Softball First Team selection following final campaign ... as a junior,
helped Westlake to a 29-7 overall record and the District 15-5A
championship with a 9-1 record ... team advanced to the area round of
the Class 5A playoffs before losing a three-game series to Conroe Oak
Ridge ... picked to play in the 14th installment of the Annual Greater
Austin Area High School All-Star Game ... individually as a junior,
WONG’S SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS
Hits3_____________ twice, last vs. Louisiana-Monroe (2/28/14)
RBIs3___________________ three times, last vs. Kansas (5/4/14)
Runs3_____________________________ vs. Texas State (4/2/14)
Doubles1_________________ five times, last at Oklahoma (4/18/14)
Home Runs 1____________ twice, last at North Texas (Game 1, 3/11/14)
Walks1_____________________ six times, last vs. Kansas (5/2/14)
Stolen Bases 1_______________ 12 times, last vs. UL-Lafayette (5/17/14)
Hit streak
5_______ 2/15/14 vs. Louisiana Tech to 2/20/14 vs. Cal Poly
WONG’S CAREER STATS
Year
2014
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AVGGP-GS AB
R
.285
55-47 1233135 5 2 2 2050.4076 3 17.3263 112-12511 3.945
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Newcomer Bios
ALYSSA
ANGEL
KRISTEN
CLARK
SHORTSTOP/OUTFIELD
PITCHER
5-9 • Fr.-HS • L/R
La Grange, Texas
(La Grange)
5-9 • Fr.-HS • R/R
Richmond, Texas
(Foster)
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NATIONALLY
NATIONALLY
Played summer ball for the Texas Blaze based out of Round Rock,
Texas.
BEFORE TEXAS
As a varsity shortstop and outfielder at La Grange High School under
head coach Arthur Behrend, Angel posted a career batting average of
.499 (250-for-501), while scoring 233 runs, registering 108 extra-base
hits, including 22 HR’s, driving in 176 RBIs, swiping a staggering 121
bases over 153 career games and slugging at an .866 clip with a .554
on-base mark for a 1.420 OPS ... During a standout senior campaign
that saw La Grange H.S. tally a 40-2 record and win the Texas Class
3A state championship, Angel batted an astounding .578 with 71 runs
scored, 42 extra-base hits, including 13 HR’s, 71 RBI, a .636 on-base
percentage, a 1.164 slugging mark and 39 stolen bases in 39 attempts
... For her efforts she was tabbed to the 2014 MaxPreps All-American
first team, the MaxPreps Medium Schools All-American squad and to
the 18-player watch list for the prestigious MaxPreps National Softball
Player of the Year award ... She was also selected as the Texas Small
School Softball Player of the Year, first team all-state in Class 3A by
both the Texas Sports Writers Association (TXSWA) and the Texas
Girls Coaches Association (TGCA) and the most valuable player in
District 26/3A ... As a junior, she batted at a .525 clip (74-for-141) with
68 tallies, 32 extra-base hits and 38 RBIs, while being selected to the
2013 TXSWA Class 3A first team as a shortstop ... She was also chosen
as a 2012 TXSWA Class 3A honorable mention choice at shortstop.
PERSONAL
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Full name is Alyssa Dawn Angel ... born May 23, 1996 ... daughter of
Jimmy and Amber Trlicek ... has two sisters, Brianna (16) and Kylie
(6), and a brother Ty (10) ... major is currently undeclared ... Big 12
Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2014).
Played travel ball as a pitcher/first baseman with the Texas Firecrackers
Gold in Houston under coach Connie May ... In 2012 played at ASA
18U Gold Nationals, in 2013 played at PGF Premier Nationals and
in 2014 helped her squad to a ninth-place finish at Triple Crown
Nationals and a 13th-place result at PGF Nationals.
BEFORE TEXAS
A two-time third-team Texas Sports Writers Association (TXSWA)
selection at pitcher (2013 & 2014) as well as both a 2014 Houston
Chronicle All-Greater Houston softball team choice and a 2013
Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA) All-State inclusion, Clark
completed her career at Foster High School with a 61-11 overall
pitching record and, as a batter, hit 23 HR’s while registering 86
RBIs ... As a senior on her way to 2014 District 23-4A Most Valuable
Player honors, Clark was 23-6 from the circle with a 1.00 ERA and
270 strikeouts over 158 innings of work (just 23 walks) with three
perfect games, seven no-hitters and 13 shutouts, while hitting .544
with 11 HR’s and 39 RBIs ... In addition to 2012 & 2013 District
23-4A Pitcher of the Year honors, she was tabbed as the 2014 Fort
Bend Herald All-Area MVP, a first team 2014 Student Sports Softball
All-American and a second team 2014 NFCA High School All-South
Central Region selection ... As a junior, Clark, who played alongside
current Texas teammate Mickenzi Krpec at Foster in 2012 & 2013,
went 20-3 from the circle with a 0.81 ERA and 172 K’s over 138
innings, batted .461 with eight HR’s and 33 RBIs and tossed two
no-hitters and nine shutouts in helping lead the Falcons to a semifinal
berth in the program’s first Texas 4A state tournament appearance in
school history.
PERSONAL
Full name is Kristen Marie Clark ... born August 4, 1996, in Littleton,
Colo. ... daughter of Terry and Gerrie Clark ... has two sisters, Amanda
(21), currently a senior in communications at Texas, and half-sister
Jessica (31) ... plans to major in Biology.
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Newcomer Bios
ERICA
WRIGHT
RANDEL
LEAHY
PITCHER
CATCHER/UTILITY
5-9 • Fr.-HS • R/R
Huntington, Texas
(Huntington)
5-9 • Fr.-HS • R/R
Norco, Calif.
(Santiago)
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9
NATIONALLY
PRONUNCIATION: ran-DULL lay-HE
NATIONALLY
Competed in summer ball for California Lite fastpitch.
BEFORE TEXAS
In four seasons as a catcher and outfielder at California softball power
Santiago High School under John Perez, Leahy batted .362 overall
(129-for-356) over 126 career games with 127 runs scored, 51 extrabase hits, including a staggering 31 HR’s, 72 walks and 106 RBIs while
totaling a .505 on-base percentage and a .682 slugging mark for a 1.188
OPS ... During her senior campaign, Leahy, a 2014 third team Cal-Hi
Sports All-State selection, hit .376 with 31 tallies, 10 doubles, six HR’s
and 23 RBIs ... As a junior and first team All-California Interscholastic
Federation (CIF) choice, Leahy helped lead her squad on an unbeaten
run to the 2013 CIF Division I Southern Section title (winning 8-2 over
Norco to avenge a loss in the 2012 final) and a No. 19 final ranking in
the 2013 MaxPreps National High School Softball Poll .. She earned
first-team catcher honors on the 2013 Cal-Hi Sports All-State Softball
Underclass Team in the process ... Leahy was chosen to the 2012 AllCIF Division I Southern Section First Team and to the 2012 MaxPreps
Underclass All-American softball team as a sophomore after hitting
a career-high .392 with 31 runs scored, 15 extra-base hits, including
nine HR’s and 41 RBIs.
PERSONAL
Full name is Randel Eran Leahy ... born August 16, 1996, in Riverside,
Calif. ... daughter of Chris and Marni Leahy ... has two brothers,
Christopher (23) and Reid (16) ... plans to major in Communications
... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2014).
Played for both Texas Eclipse (2011 & 2012) and Texas Impact Gold
(2013 & 2014) ... Her respective squads finished second at 2014 Texas
Triple Crown, third at both the 2013 Triple Crown Nationals and 2014
Colorado Fireworks tournaments, fifth at the 2014 Triple Crown USA
Nationals, ninth at the 2012 & 2013 ASA Gold Nationals and 25th at
2014 Premier Nationals.
BEFORE TEXAS
Wright played four seasons at Huntington High School under the
guidance of her mother/head coach Ruth Wright ... During her
senior campaign in 2014, she posted a remarkable 31-2 overall record
with a 0.50 ERA, 441 strikeouts to just 52 walks over 199.1 innings
of work (finished her career with 1,013 strikeouts) and hit .590 at
the dish with 48 runs scored, 12 doubles and 17 RBIs ... During her
stay at Huntington, Wright was chosen all-state by the Texas Sports
Writers Association on four occasions, earning first team accolades
in both 2012 (at second base) and 2014 (pitcher), a second team nod
in 2011 (pitcher) and an honorable mention inclusion following the
2013 season (pitcher) ... She also reaped 2014 Texas Girls Coaches
Association (TGCA) All-State and Academic All-State honors, was
invited to play in the 2014 TGCA All-Star Game in Arlington, Texas,
was named the 2014 East Texas Sports Network Super Team Player of
the Year, was listed at No. 56 on Full Count Softball’s Hot 100 seniors
and was selected as the 2014 District 20-3A Most Valuable Player
for the second straight season (co-MVP in 2013) ... As a junior with
the Red Devils, Wright went 14-5 in the circle with a 0.96 ERA, 278
strikeouts, and 44 walks over 124 innings ... She also put up impressive
numbers at the dish, hitting .589 with 13 RBIs ... Wright also earned
District 18-3A’s 2011 Newcomer of the Year honors as a freshman.
PERSONAL
Full name is Erica Jordan Wright ... born March 28, 1996, in
Nacogdoches, Texas ... has one sister, Ashley (20) ... plans to major in
Communications ... Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (Fall 2014).
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Head Coach Connie Clark
Overall Record: 731-316-3 (.698)
20th season at Texas overall
(19th season as a varsity coach)
Hometown____________ Glendale, Ariz.
High School_______Greenway High School
(Glendale, Ariz.)
Junior College_____ Central Arizona Junior
College, 1985
College________ Cal State Fullerton, 1987
Graduate Degree________M.A. in athletic
administration, Florida State, 1995
F
ew coaches can boast of successful 19-year spans in their careers,
and even fewer can claim such a run at the beginning of their
head coaching days. Since starting The University of Texas’
softball program in 1996, head coach Connie Clark has built one of
the most successful programs in college softball.
In 18 varsity seasons, Clark has given Texas Softball its reputation
for having the best players, facilities, traditions and coaches. When
people talk about Texas Softball, they talk about only one thing:
success.
Since its ascension to varsity status in 1997, Texas has emerged as
one of the most dominant softball programs in the nation under the
direction of Clark. In 18 seasons at the helm of the varsity program,
Clark -- the 1987 Broderick National Softball Player of the Year
as a collegian -- has led UT to five Women’s College World Series
appearances (1998, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2013), 15 NCAA Tournament
appearances (1998-2000, 2002-03, 2005-14), four Big 12 Conference
Championship tournament titles (1999, 2002, 2003, 2005) and four
Big 12 regular-season titles (2002, 2003, 2006, 2010). In fact, Texas’
appearance in the 1998 WCWS -- in just its second varsity season -still ranks as the quickest arrival at the NCAA Division I softball “Elite
Eight” tournament in the history of the sport.
Texas is at the forefront of the national and international softball
scene. Clark has produced one national player of the year (three
times), 28 All-America selections, six Academic All-Americans and
countless All-Big 12 honorees.
The Longhorns can also claim two Olympic gold medalists
(pitchers Cat Osterman and Christa Williams), and a total of nine
national and junior national team members, with three members
of the 2013 Texas squad (Taylor Hoagland, Taylor Thom and Erin
Shireman) being part of that group.
Clark’s peers have taken notice of her work in Austin, voting
her the Big 12 Coach of the Year in 2002, 2006 and 2010. Clark and
her assistants’ efforts in developing the Texas program were noted
when they were honored as the 2006 National Fastpitch Coaches
Association (NFCA) Midwest Region coaching Staff of the Year after
being named the 2003 Speedline/NFCA Division I Coaching Staff of
the Year.
In 2003, her Longhorns became the first-ever team to win both
back-to-back Big 12 regular-season titles and back-to-back Big 12
Championship tournament titles.
Clark spent the 1996 season developing the Longhorns’ program
at the club level before guiding UT softball to intercollegiate Division
I status in 1997. Texas commenced its status as a varsity program with
a bang, collecting a winning record (30-24/.556) in its first official
season.
Clark has not only created a national power, but has also molded
many of the nation’s top collegiate talents. Many UT players under
Clark’s eye have achieved national honors.
In her tenure, Texas players have earned three USA Softball
Collegiate Player of the Year Awards (Osterman in 2003, 2005
and 2006) and two Honda Awards for national player of the year
(Osterman in 2005 and 2006). Clark had at least one student-athlete
earn NFCA All-America honors in each of the 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002,
2003, 2005, 2006, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 seasons, including
Osterman, who is the program’s only four-time All-American.
In 1999, Williams earned second-team All-America accolades
in her second season at Texas, while infielder Nikki Cockrell and
outfielder Autumn Eastes represented UT on the third team. Williams
and Cockrell were NFCA first-team members in 1998, and shortstop
Jodi Reeves earned second-team recognition that year. Second
baseman Lindsay Gardner earned second-team honors as a freshman
in 2000.
Additionally, Clark’s players have distinguished themselves at
the regional and conference levels. Thirty-two of Clark’s players have
earned a total of 60 All-Region honors, including a program-hightying six in 2013 with Kim Bruins, Hoagland, Blaire Luna, Mandy
Ogle, Thom and Brejae Washington. Clark has recruited seven Big 12
Freshmen of the Year (pitcher Tiarra Davis in 2014, shortstop Thom
in 2011, pitcher Luna in 2010, second baseman Chez Sievers in 2003,
Osterman in 2002, Gardner in 2000 and second baseman Reeves in
1997).
Clark has also guided three pitchers to six other major conference
awards as Luna claimed conference pitcher of the year honors in 2010
and Osterman was the back-to-back conference pitcher of the year in
2002 and 2003 and again in 2005 and 2006. Clark coached Williams
to Big 12 Newcomer of the Year honors in 1998. Clark has coached
players to a total of 89 all-conference accolades.
International recognition also has come to Clark’s pupils. The
2006 edition of the Longhorns’ was the most internationally decorated
unit at the Forty Acres since Clark started the program. The squad
included a 2004 Olympic gold medalist and a 2003 Pan Am Games
gold medalist (Osterman) and three players who represented the U.S.
at the World Junior Championships (Boutelle in 2002, Denny and
Desiree Williams in 2003).
Christa Williams’ accolades continued in September of 1999,
when she was named to the 2000 USA Olympic Softball team, the first
of Clark’s players to be tabbed an Olympian. Williams went on to win
a gold medal at the Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia, in addition
to her gold medal from the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Williams
also represented the United States at the 1999 Canada Cup, earning
the Lori Sippel Award for the tournament’s most outstanding pitcher.
Gardner competed with the 2001 USA Softball Team and 2002
USA Elite Team as well as being a member of the 2002 USA Softball
National Training Team. Osterman was Gardner’s teammate on the
Elite Team, as well as the training team.
For Clark’s Longhorns, the team’s success always carries over
into the classroom as numerous players have received national and
conference honors for their academic success. In all, Clark’s athletes
have earned six Academic All-America honors, including Osterman’s
third-team recognition in 2003, the same year she earned her first USA
Softball National Player of the Year honor.
Longhorns have garnered CoSIDA Academic All-District honors
21 times, most recently as senior infielder Lexy Bennett represented
Texas on the 2012 team. Clark has also coached 98 Academic All-Big
12 Team selections at Texas.
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Clark, a standout athlete in her playing days, has been associated
with national-caliber softball programs everywhere she has been. As
an assistant coach at Florida State (1990-95), Clark helped build the
Seminoles into a national softball power and helped lead FSU to four
appearances in the NCAA Women’s College World Series and to five
NCAA Regional trips.
Under Clark’s direction, nearly every Florida State pitching record
was broken during those five seasons. In 1994, one of Clark’s protégés
at FSU, Rebecca Aase, set the then-NCAA record for consecutive
victories with 50, while the FSU pitching staff established a thenNCAA mark for most consecutive scoreless innings with 124.2.
History has proved that Clark has mastered the art of teaching.
She helped coach six of her Florida State players to All-America
honors, 23 to all-region honors and six to Academic All-America
accolades. During that time, Clark also was busy completing her
education, earning a master’s degree in athletic administration from
FSU in April of 1995.
Prior to coaching at Florida State, Clark was an outstanding
pitcher in her own right, leading softball powerhouse Cal State
Fullerton to the NCAA Women’s College World Series title as a junior
in 1986.
A three-time All-America pitcher, Clark posted a 20-2 record with
197 strikeouts in 155.1 innings while leading the nation with a 0.18
earned run average in 1986. The following year, Clark posted a 33-5
record with 32 complete games, 19 shutouts and 261 strikeouts in 283
innings, earning the Broderick Award as National Softball Player of
the Year. Clark’s career ERA of 0.37 as a Titan places her in the top 10
for career ERA in Division I softball.
In 1987, Clark earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education
from CSF, then worked as a private instructor at the Rod Carew
Baseball School in California and conducted private clinics in Tokyo,
Japan; Auckland, New Zealand; Shanghai, China; and Italy.
Prior to her two-year stint with Cal State Fullerton, Clark pitched
for Central Arizona Junior College under the direction of Mike
Candrea, who is now the head softball coach for the eight-time NCAA
Champion Arizona Wildcats and the gold-medal winning 2004
Olympic team. Under Candrea’s guidance, Clark led her team to backto-back NJCAA championship crowns in 1984 and 1985.
For all of her success, Clark was inducted into the Arizona Softball
Foundation Hall of Fame (2005), NJCAA Hall of Fame (2006), Cal
State Fullerton Athletics Hall of Fame (2009) and Central Arizona
Junior College Hall of Fame (2010).
THE CLARK FILE
Overall Record: 731-316-3 (.698)
20th season at Texas (19th as varsity coach/one as club coach)
Coaching Career
Head Coach, The University of Texas, June 1995-present
Assistant Coach, Florida State University, 1990-95
Texas Coaching Highlights -- Team
~ Five NCAA Women’s College World Series appearances (1998,
2003, 2005, 2006, 2013)
~ Four NCAA Super Regional appearances (2005, 2006, 2012, 2013)
~ The 1998 appearance made Texas the youngest program ever to
reach the WCWS (second season)
~ 15 NCAA Regional appearances (1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003,
2005-14)
~ Four Big 12 Conference regular-season titles (2002, 2003, 2006, 2010)
~ Four Big 12 Conference Tournament titles (1999, 2002, 2003, 2005)
~ NFCA Midwest Region coaching Staff of the Year award (2006)
~ Speedline/NFCA Division I Coaching Staff of the Year (2003)
~ Three-time Big 12 Conference Coach of the Year (2002, 2006, 2010)
Texas Coaching Highlights -- Individuals
~ One Women’s Sports Foundation Sportswoman of the Year
in a Team Sport (Cat Osterman/2005-06)
~ Three USA Softball Collegiate Players of the Year (Cat
Osterman/2003, 2005-06)
~ Two Honda Award for Softball Winners (Cat Osterman/2005-06)
~ Two Honda-Broderick Cup Finalists (Cat Osterman/2005-06)
~ One NCAA State of Texas Woman of the Year award winner
(Nikki Cockrell/1999)
~ 28 All-America selections and 60 NFCA All-Region selections
~ Two Big 12 Player of the Year honorees (Amy Hooks/2011 &
Taylor Thom/2014)
~ Seven Big 12 Freshman of the Year honorees
~ One Big 12 Newcomer of the Year (Christa Williams/1998)
~ Five Big 12 Pitchers of the Year
~ 89 All-Big 12 Conference selections
~ Six Academic All-America honorees
~ 21 Academic All-District honorees
~ 98 Big 12 All-Academic Team honorees
Florida State Coaching Highlights
~ Four NCAA Women’s College World Series appearances
~ Five NCAA Regional appearances
~ Six All-America selections and 23 All-Region selections
~ Six Academic All-America honorees
Playing Career
~ 1987 Team USA pitcher
~ Two-year letterwinner at Cal State Fullerton (1986-87 /pitcher)
~ Broderick Award Winner as National Softball Player of the Year
(1987)
~ NCAA National Champion (1986)
~ Three-time All-America selection
~ 1984-85 Central Arizona Junior College (pitcher)
~ Two NJCAA National Championship titles (1984-85)
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CONNIE CLARK’S CAREER CAPSULE
Big 12 Big 12 Final
Year RecordRecord Finish Rank Accomplishments
2014 35-23
12-6
3rd
NR
Wins 700th game of head coaching career on Feb. 8, 2014 against No. 13 Louisiana-Lafayette; Leads the
Longhorns to their 10th-straight trip to NCAA Regional; Lindsey Stephens earns NFCA All-America ThirdTeam honors; four players tabbed NFCA All-Central region; five All-Big 12 selections; Taylor Thom named Big
12 Player of the Year; Tiarra Davis tabbed Big 12 Freshman of the Year; six Academic All-Big 12 selections
2013 51-10
14-4
2nd
No. 3
Guides Texas back to the Women’s College World Series (WCWS) for the first time since 2006; advances to
WCWS semifinals for the third time in program history; finishes with highest-ever ranking of No. 3; wins second-most games in program history, behind only 2006 squad; a program-high-tying three NFCA All-America
selections with Blaire Luna and Taylor Hoagland picking up first-team honors and Taylor Thom earning a
third-team selection; program-high-tying six players receive NFCA All-Central Region accolades; six players
earn All-Big 12 recognition; three named Academic All-Big 12 selections
2012 47-13
16-8
T-3rd
No. 9
Leads the Longhorns to their first NCAA Super Regional appearance since 2006; Lexy Bennett earns Easton
All-America First-Team and NFCA All-America Second-Team honors; Blaire Luna earns Easton All-America
Second-Team honors; five players receive NFCA All-Central Region honors; six players earn All-Big 12 recognition; Bennett earns Capital One Academic All-America® Third-Team honors
2011 46-10
14-4
2nd
No. 19
Posts seventh-straight NCAA Regional appearance; Blaire Luna earns her second-consecutive NFCA AllAmerica honors; Amy Hooks earns Big 12 Player of the Year award; Taylor Thom claims Big 12 Freshman of the
Year; six earn NFCA All-Region honors; seven bring home All-Big 12 accolades; five receive Academic All-Big
12 recognition; squad sets a then single-season UT record with a .324 team batting average
2010 43-15
14-2
1st
No. 18
Wins fourth regular-season Big 12 title and records sixth-straight NCAA Regional appearance; Blaire Luna earns
Big 12 Pitcher and Freshman of the Year accolades and becomes UT’s first All-America selection since 2006; five
claim NFCA All-Region honors; six earn All-Big 12 lauds; five land Academic All-Big 12 honors; UT set a then
Big 12 single-season record with 88 home runs
2009 40-20
11-7
4th
NR
Makes fifth consecutive trip to an NCAA Regional; five players tabbed All-Central region; six All-Big 12 selections; one ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District choice; nine Academic All-Big 12 honorees
2008 29-23-2
9-9
T-4th
NR
Notches fourth straight trip to NCAA Regional; three players tabbed All-Midwest region; four All-Big 12 selections; two ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District honorees; six Academic All-Big 12 selections
2007 35-20
8-10
6th
No. 24
Records third straight trip to NCAA Regional; three players selected to All-Midwest region team; five All-Big 12
selections; one Academic All-Big 12 honoree
2006
55-9
15-2
1st
No. 5
Posts a single-season school record 55 victories; fifth-place finish at the Women’s College World Series; NCAA
Super Regional and Region 3 champions; Big 12 regular season champions; Cat Osterman earns her second
straight unanimous National Player of the Year honors, including her third USA Softball Collegiate Player of
the Year award, third first-team All-America selection, second ESPY Award as best female collegiate athlete and
second Honda Award as national player of the year; Desiree Williams named Second-Team Easton-Bell AllAmerica and Megan Willis named Third-Team Easton-Bell All-America; two earn NFCA all-region accolades;
five earn All-Big 12 honors; five earn Academic All-Big 12 honors; UT pitching staff posts the nation’s best ERA
for the second consecutive season
2005 49-13
11-6
3rd
No. 4
Third-place finish at Women’s College World Series; NCAA Super Regional and Region 4 champions; Big 12
Championship winner; Cat Osterman earns unanimous national player of the year honors, including second
USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year award, first team All-America honors, as well as ESPY Award for
best female collegiate athlete and Honda-Broderick Cup finalist; Chez Sievers named Third-Team Easton AllAmerica; two earn NFCA all-region accolades; three earn All-Big 12 honors; seven Academic All-Big 12 honorees; UT pitching staff collects nation’s best ERA
2004 24-25
5-13
8th
NR
Battles season-long injuries; Osterman selected to 2004 U.S. Olympic team and takes season off to train with
the national team; two players selected to All-Midwest Region team; four All-Big 12 selections; two Academic
All-Region honorees, five Academic All-Big 12 honorees
2003
15-2
1st
No. 4
Third-place finish at Women’s College World Series; NCAA Region 3 champions; Big 12 regular-season and
tournament champions; first Big 12 school to win both back-to-back conference regular-season and tournament
championships; school-record 20-game winning streak; Osterman named USA Softball Collegiate Player of the
Year, first-team All-American, third-team Academic All-American, ESPY college athlete of the year nomination and Big 12 Pitcher of the Year honors; three earn All-Midwest honors; seven receive All-Big 12 honors; UT
pitching staff collects nation’s best ERA; coaching staff selected as Speedline/NFCA Division I Coaching Staff of
the Year
49-9
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CONNIE CLARK’S CAREER CAPSULE
Big 12 Big 12 Final
Year RecordRecord Finish Rank Accomplishments
2002 50-13
17-1
1st
No. 16
Sets then-UT record for wins in a season; Texas makes fourth appearance in the NCAA Tournament; wins
program’s first regular-season Big 12 title; wins Big 12 tournament; improves record by 26 victories from 2001;
Osterman claims All-America and Big 12 Pitcher and Freshman of the Year honors; three chosen to All-Midwest
regional team; seven Horns honored as All-Big 12; Clark voted Big 12 Coach of the Year
2001 24-29
5-13
9th
NR
Autumn Eastes selected as an All-Big 12 honoree; four earn Academic All-Big 12 honors; Team beset by injuries
2000 30-27-1 11-5
3rd
NR
Advances to third NCAA Tournament; begins the season ranked 19th in the NFCA poll; tally five wins over
ranked teams; Lindsay Gardner earns second-team All-America honors, first-team all-region, first-team All-Big
12 and Freshman of the Year honors; Jodi Reeves graduates with 10 offensive school records; Kat Richter and
Keely Franks earn Academic All-America honors
1999 45-17
10-4
2nd
No. 18
Advances to second NCAA Tournament earning top seed in Region 8 Tournament; ranked as high as No. 7
during the season; wins the program’s first Big 12 Championship tournament title; three Longhorns — Christa
Williams, Nikki Cockrell and Eastes — earn All-America honors; four UT players selected to all-region team; six
players voted to All-Big 12 team; Cockrell earns second Academic All-America nod
1998 49-16
11-5
3rd
No. 7
Becomes youngest-ever program to qualify for the Women’s College World Series, advancing in the program’s
second year; make first NCAA appearance, winning the Region 6 Tournament; collects 16 wins over ranked
teams; Williams, Cockrell and Reeves earn All-America honors; five Longhorns elected to Midwest Region team;
Williams honored as Big 12 Newcomer of the Year; five UT players earn all-conference honors; Cockrell earns
Academic All-America honors and joins Franks on the Academic All-Region team
1997 30-24
6-10
7th
NR
First year of varsity play; program begins with winning record; has 13-game winning streak early in the season;
wins three games against ranked opponents; Reeves earns all-region and All-Big 12 honors; Cockrell and Laura
Hundley voted to Academic All-Region team
CLARK’S MILESTONE VICTORIES
Win#
Date
Opponent
Score
1
2/8/97 at St. Edwards
8-2
33
2/7/98 UT Arlington
6-4
79
5/17/98 vs. South Florida
4-2
100
3/25/99 Sam Houston State 8-0 (5)
123
5/15/99 vs. Nebraska
4-2
200
3/15/02 vs. New Mexico
9-1 (6)
221
4/27/02 Oklahoma State
5-0
228
5/17/02 vs. Arkansas
6-2
266
4/26/03 at Oklahoma State
1-0
271
5/4/03 vs. Oklahoma
1-0
277
5/22/03 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette3-2
300
4/24/04 Oklahoma State
9-4
400
5/19/06 UTSA
4-0
500
4/5/09 Iowa State
5-1
600
2/10/12 UTSA
15-0
700
2/8/14 at Louisiana-Lafayette 7-3
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Significance
First career victory; first win in Texas softball history
First win at McCombs Field
Victory gave UT its first NCAA Regional championship and
first trip to Women’s College World Series
100th career win
Victory gave UT its first Big 12 Championship title
200th career win
Victory gave UT its first regular-season Big 12 championship
UT’s school-record 50th win of the season
Victory gave UT consecutive regular-season Big 12 crowns
Victory made UT first school to win both back-to-back
Big 12 regular-season and tournament titles
First Texas victory at WCWS
300th career win
400th career win
500th career win
600th career win
700th career win
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Assistant Coach Corrie Hill
THE HILL FILE
10th season at Texas
Hometown__________ Fort Worth, Texas
High School__________ Arlington Heights
(Fort Worth, Texas)
Colleges________Baylor and UT Arlington
Degree____________B. S. in exercise and
sport studies, UT Arlington 1991
C
orrie Hill is in her 10th season as an assistant coach at The
University of Texas. Hill oversees and directs all aspects of the
Longhorns’ offense and serves as bench coach during games.
Last season, Hill directed the Longhorn offense to one of its
most productive and efficient seasons in school history. In 2014, the
Longhorns went on to finish the campaign by setting new programhighs in team batting average (.333), on-base percentage (.414), triples
(21) and sacrifice flies (26). During the last four campaigns, UT has
produced the four highest batting averages and on-base percentages
in program history. Under her tutelage, sophomore Lindsey Stephens
was honored as an NFCA Third Team All-American, while senior
Taylor Thom was named Big 12 Player of the Year and freshman
Tiarra Davis was tabbed Big 12 Freshman of the Year honors in 2014.
Helping the Longhorns reach the NCAA Tournament for the
10th straight year, Hill’s instruction also led the 2014 Texas squad to
top five marks in the school record books for hits (517/T-2nd), runs
(336/3rd), RBIs (304/3rd), slugging percentage (.495/4th), while posting its fewest strikeouts since 1998 (232/3rd-fewest).
Hill helped guide the 2013 squad back to the NCAA Women’s
College World Series (WCWS) for the first time since 2006. The squad
also made the program’s third appearance in the event’s semifinals.
The trip was part of the program’s ninth-straight NCAA Tournament
appearance.
The offense was a key reason for UT’s return to the WCWS in
2013. The Longhorns compiled the program’s third-highest batting average (.322) and on-base percentage (.407) while posting the
fourth-best slugging percentage (.473). The squad’s 356 runs and
517 hits were both good for second on the Texas all-time charts. The
Longhorns also used their speed, stealing a program-best 126 bases,
shattering the previous high of 114 by the 2011 club.
The 2013 campaign brought to a close the career of one of the most
productive offensive players in UT history in Taylor Hoagland, who
ended her career ranked in the school’s top two in on-base percentage (1st/.501), slugging percentage (1st/.708), runs scored (1st/221),
home runs (1st/58), walks (1st/178) total bases (1st/467), runs batted
in (2nd/149), hits (2nd/241) and batting average (2nd/.365). As a
senior, Hoagland established the program records for single-season
slugging percentage (.821), walks (73), on-base percentage (.610)
and runs scored (67). Junior Taylor Thom joined the record-setting
parade, setting the single-year RBI mark with 66 and tying the total
bases and doubles records with 132 and 16, respectively. Thom also
checked in second in home runs (15), third in runs scored (55), fourth
in hits (71), sixth in slugging percentage (.710), 10th in batting average (.382). Both were named National Fastpitch Coaches Association
All-Americans at the end of the year.
In 2012, Hill’s offense scored a program-record 372 runs while
collecting a UT-best 339 runs batted in. The team’s 203 walks drawn
are good for third on the school’s all-time chart, and the .411 on-base
Coaching Career
Assistant Coach, The University of Texas, 2006-present
Head Coach, UTSA, 1998-2005
Head Coach/Assistant General Manager, Durham Dragons Women’s
Pro Fastpitch League, 1996-97
Assistant Coach, Baylor University, 1996
Head Coach, Southeastern Louisiana University, 1993-95
Assistant Coach, UT Arlington, 1989-92
National Sports Clinics presenter, 1990-92, 2008-present
~ Two NCAA Women’s College World Series appearances (2006, 2013)
~ Nine NCAA Regional appearances (2006-14)
~ Two Big 12 Conference regular-season titles (2006, 2010)
~ National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) Midwest Region
coaching Staff of the Year award (2006)
~ One USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year (Cat Osterman/2006)
~ One Honda Award for Softball Winner (Cat Osterman/2006)
~ One Honda-Broderick Cup Finalist (Cat Osterman/2006)
~ 16 All-America selections and 39 NFCA All-Region selections
~ Two Big 12 Players of the Year (Amy Hooks/2011 & Taylor
Thom/2014)
~ Three Big 12 Freshman of the Year honorees (Tiarra Davis/2014,
Taylor Thom/2011, Blaire Luna/2010)
~ Two Big 12 Pitchers of the Year (Cat Osterman/2006, Blaire
Luna/2010)
~ One Academic All-America honoree (Lexy Bennett/2012)
~ Five Academic All-District honorees
~ 42 Academic All-Big 12 Team honorees
UTSA Coaching Highlights
~ Two Southland Conference tournament championships (2004-05)
~ Two Southland Conference regular season championships (2004-05)
- Southland Conference Coach of the Year (2004)
~ Two NCAA Regional appearances (2004-05)
~ Program’s all-time winningest coach (221-180-1/.551)
~ One NCAA batting champion (Amanda Michalsky/1999)
~ One NCAA home run champion (Jessica Rodgers/2005)
~ 22 All-Southland Conference honorees
~ Four NFCA All-Region selections
~ Four Southland Conference All-Time Softball players, including
Southland Conference All-Time Hitter (Jessica Rodgers)
Playing Career
~ Baylor Offensive Player of the Year
~ First-Team All-Southland Conference selection with
UT Arlington (1989)
~ All-Southland Conference Tournament Team honoree (1989)
~ Member of the Lone Star Lady Lights of the ASA majors (1989)
~ Catcher and first baseman for the Coors Light Silver Bullets (1990-92)
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percentage was the second best in the Texas record book, trailing only
the 2011 team’s .412 mark. Putting the ball in play was also a strong
suit of the 2012 unit, as the 242 strikeouts were the second fewest since
the beginning of the 2005 campaign. UT ended the year ranked first in
the Big 12 in batting average (.330), on-base percentage (.411), doubles
(85) and triples (13).
Individually in 2012, Hill helped Hoagland establish program
record for single-season home runs (18) and Nadia Taylor set the
mark for doubles with 16, which Thom matched in 2013. Lexy Bennett
recorded the then-second-best batting average, at .422 (73-for-173), a
year after she set the single-season record with a .438 clip (57-for-130).
Bennett’s 73 hits tied Loryn Johnson (2009) for the second most in a
year in program history.
In 2011, Hill coached the Longhorns’ hitters to one of the best
offensive seasons in program history, including program records in
on-base percentage (.412), triples (16) and then-school marks for
batting average (.324) and stolen bases (114). At the end, the team
also ranked No. 2 in the UT single-season record books in slugging
percentage (.540), home runs (70), RBI (279) and walks (201).
The previous season, Hill led Texas to a banner offensive
campaign that included a then-Big 12-record 88 home runs. The
Longhorns’ offense paced UT to the 2010 Big 12 Conference title
and its sixth-consecutive NCAA regional appearance. Texas set thensingle-season highs in slugging percentage (.545), home runs, runs
batted in (291) and total bases (807).
In 2009, Hill coached the Longhorns’ hitters to then-single-season
records in hits (471), doubles (79), and walks (204).
In Hill’s third season at UT, she led the squad to a .425 slugging
percentage and its then-third-highest home run total (49) in program
history. In her first four seasons at UT, Hill’s hitters ballooned opponents’ ERAs to over 3.50, marking the highest opponent ERA in a
four-year span since the program’s inception.
During 2007, Hill’s hitters notched 42 home runs and a .406 slugging percentage. Texas also recorded a .342 on-base percentage, while
the hitters’ patience netted the Horns a then-school record 153 walks.
In her first season in 2006, Texas saw its offensive production
improve dramatically. Texas more than tripled its home run output
from the year before, hammering 46 home runs, compared with only
15 long balls during the 2005 season. The Horns also saw a rise in runs
scored (239 in 2006 - 174 in 2005), doubles (78-46), triples (15-10),
RBI (210-143), total bases (646-481), slugging percentage (.410-.303)
and batting average (.254-.233).
The added offense that Hill has brought to the Longhorns helped
UT earn its second consecutive trip to the Women’s College World
Series in 2006, Big 12 regular-season titles in 2006 and 2010 and
trips to the NCAA Regional every year since she joined the program.
Following the 2006 season, Hill and the Texas coaching staff were
named the 2006 NFCA Midwest Region Coaching Staff of the Year.
Prior to coming to Texas, Hill was the head coach of UTSA’s
softball team for seven years. Hill’s Roadrunners won two Southland
Conference titles (2004 and 2005) and made the program’s first-ever
NCAA Tournament appearance in 2004, earning her Southland
Conference Coach of the Year honors.
Hill left UTSA as the program’s all-time winningest coach with
a 221-180-1 (.551) record. She has a career head coaching record of
266-248-2 (.517).
With Hill directing the Roadrunners’ offense, UTSA was a
consistent presence at the top of the NCAA batting statistics. The
Roadrunners won three NCAA home run titles -- including a NCAA
record 1.83 home runs per game in 2004 -- and won the 2005 NCAA
slugging percentage title (.575). UTSA also finished second nationally
in team batting average (.335) and runs per game (6.28) in 2005.
Hill’s teams posted astonishing offensive statistics during her final
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three seasons at UTSA. From 2003 through 2005, the Roadrunners hit
a combined 284 home runs in 169 games, and the team belted out 932
runs, 1,401 hits, 215 doubles, 19 triples while also chipping in 876 RBI
with an overall batting average of .306 and a .548 slugging percentage.
In 2005, UTSA broke five Southland Conference single-season
records, including batting average (.335), total bases (972), runs (377),
home runs (103) and RBI (351). In 2004, UTSA set the NCAA singlegame mark for homers with 10, and tied the single-game record for
total bases with 64, in a 26-1 victory at Texas Southern. Overall, Hill’s
Roadrunners set 25 team records and 29 individual single-season and
career marks, including 21 offensive records. Additionally, Amanda
Michalsky led Division I in batting and slugging percentage in 1999,
while Jessica Rodgers topped the NCAA charts in 2005 in home runs
and slugging percentage.
In the summer of 2013, Rodgers was named the Southland
Conference All-Time Hitter as part of the league’s 50th anniversary
celebration. Also members of the Southland Conference All-Time
Softball roster were Hill’s Michalsky, Jessica Els, Krystal Gibson and
Aimee Murray.
With all of the offensive acclaim Hill’s teams generated, it is no
surprise her squads succeeded on the field. Coupled with the pair of
conference championships, UTSA fielded 22 all-conference players,
including 10 first-team nods, and four National Fastpitch Coaches
Association (NFCA) All-South Region performers.
Prior to her arrival at UTSA, Hill served as head coach and assistant general manager for the Durham Dragons of the Women’s Pro
Fastpitch League (WPFL). As coach, she led the Dragons to a thirdplace finish and touted the league’s home run champion in Trish
Reinhardt and the co-batting champion in Patty Raduenz. She also
has the distinction of coaching in the first declared women’s pro game
when the Durham Dragons met the Virginia Roadsters.
Hill started her coaching career as an assistant at UT Arlington
(1989-92) before serving as head coach at Southeastern Louisiana
(1992-95). She compiled a 45-68-1 record while at SLU and produced
eight all-conference players and three all-state performers. Hill also
had a one-year stint as an assistant and pitching coach at Baylor during the 1995-96 season, when the school resurrected its program,
before she headed to the pro league.
Hill played collegiate softball at Baylor and UT Arlington. She
picked up team offensive player of the year honors while at Baylor
before finishing her collegiate career at UTA after Baylor dropped
its program. With the Mavericks, Hill helped lead UTA to the league
crown and was named to the All-SLC first team and all-tournament
team in 1989.
Coupled with the Southland Conference title she earned in 2004
as head coach at UTSA, Hill earned the distinction of being the only
SLC coach to win a league crown as a player (UT Arlington in 1989)
and coach.
Hill began her post-collegiate playing career in the ASA majors
with the Lone Star Lady Lights in 1989. She then starred as a catcher
and first baseman for the softball Coors Light Silver Bullets in 1990-92.
In addition to her coaching duties, Hill was a three-year member
of the NCAA Midwest Regional committee (2001-03) and was a voter
on the NFCA Coaches Top 25 (2002-03). Hill has also served on the
Southland Conference Coaches Committee and was a member of
the NFCA’s Convention Committee and the Rules Committee of the
WPFL. She is an accomplished speaker for National Sports Clinics,
presenting on softball mechanics (1990-92, 2008-present).
A Fort Worth, Texas, native, Hill graduated from UTA in
December 1991 with a degree in exercise and sport studies with a
minor in speech.
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Assistant Coach Jennifer McFalls
THE MCFALLS FILE
Fifth season at Texas
Hometown________ Grand Prairie, Texas
High School_________South Grand Prairie
(Grand Prairie, Texas)
College__________________ Texas A&M
Degree________ B.S. in kinesiology, 1997
T
Coaching Career
Assistant Coach, The University of Texas, August 2010-present
Head Coach, Dallas Charge, National Pro Fastpitch, 2015-present
Head Coach/Assistant Athletics Director, Midlothian High School,
2006-10
Head Coach/Assistant Athletics Director, Hockaday School,
2003-05
Assistant Coach, University of Oklahoma, 1998
Assistant Coach, Texas A&M University, 1995-97
~ One Women’s College World Series appearance (2013)
~ Four NCAA Regional appearances (2011-14)
he 2015 season marks Jennifer McFalls’ fifth year as an assistant
on head coach Connie Clark’s staff. A former USA Softball
standout and Olympic gold medalist, McFalls serves as the
Longhorns’ defensive coach.
Under McFalls’ tutelage in 2014, three players were selected to
the first All-Big 12 Defensive team. Over the course of the season,
Longhorn defense turned 21 double plays, marking the second-most
in school history. McFalls helped lead Texas to the NCAA Regional
for the 10th consecutive season.
In 2013, McFalls helped the program to the second-most wins in
a year with 51 and a return trip to the Women’s College World Series.
The Longhorns made the semifinals of the event for just the third
time in program history, and first since 2005. The defense posted a
.971 fielding percentage, the second highest in the last seven years. Six
student-athletes finished the campaign without committing an error.
The squad’s 1,219 putouts were the most since 1,316 in 2006.
During the 2012 season, McFalls helped the Longhorns to their
third NCAA Super Regional appearance and to within one game of the
Women’s College World Series. McFalls shaped a defense that posted
a .968 fielding percentage. The 1,199 putouts during the campaign
were the second most by the team since the start of the 2007 season.
In her first season on the Forty Acres, McFalls guided UT to a
46-10 record and a trip to its seventh-straight NCAA Regional appearance. She helped Texas to a school-record .980 fielding percentage,
a mark that was the best in the Big 12 Conference and third in the
NCAA.
McFalls joined the Texas staff after spending the previous five seasons as the head coach and assistant athletics director at Midlothian
High School in Midlothian, Texas. During her tenure at MHS she
posted a 139-48 record and led her team to five-straight playoff
appearances.
In addition to her duties at Midlothian, McFalls has been active
with USA Softball, serving on the USA Softball selection committee
from 2005-10. She recently served as assistant coach for Team USA
at the 2010 Canadian Open Fast Pitch International Championship
where she coached 2013 Texas graduate Blaire Luna.
Prior to her time at Midlothian, McFalls was head softball coach
and assistant athletics director at the Hockaday School in Dallas from
2003-05. In 2002 and 2003, she was the fastpitch softball academy
director at Power Alley in Grand Prairie, Texas.
McFalls has had two previous stints as a collegiate assistant coach,
serving one season at the University of Oklahoma in 1998 and three
seasons at Texas A&M University from 1995-97. Following her tenure
at OU, she spent five years working in softball clinics, television, personal training and motivational speaking.
On Jan. 20, 2014, McFalls was named as the first head coach for
~ Eight All-America selections and 21 NFCA All-Region selections
~ Two Big 12 Player of the Year (Amy Hooks/2011 & Taylor
Thom/2014)
~ Two Big 12 Freshman of the Year honorees (Tiarra Davis/2014 &
Taylor Thom/2011)
~ One Academic All-America selection (Lexy Bennett/2012)
~ One Academic All-District honoree (Lexy Bennett/2012)
~ 18 Big 12 All-Academic Team honorees
USA Softball
~ USA Softball selection committee (2005-10)
~ Olympic gold medal winner (2000)
~ U.S. National Team member (1994-2000)
~ Olympic team alternate (1996)
~ Pan American Games winner (1999)
~ World Championships gold medal winner (1998)
Playing Career
~ Four-year starting shortstop at Texas A&M University (1991-94)
~ First-Team National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-America
selection (1993)
~ All-South Region First-Team honoree (1993-94)
~ Led Aggies in batting average, hits, total bases and slugging percentage all four years of career
~ Texas A&M Female Athlete of the Year (1994)
~ Texas A&M Hall of Fame member (2001)
the Dallas Charge, a new affiliate of National Pro Fastpitch beginning
play in 2015.
As a player, McFalls won a gold medal as a member of Team
USA at the 2000 Olympics, when she scored the game-winning run
in the bottom of the eighth inning in USA’s 2-1 victory over Japan
in the gold medal game. She also scored the only run in USA’s 1-0
win against Australia to send the Americans to the gold medal game.
McFalls was a member of the U.S. National Team from 1994-2000,
helping her teams to a gold medal in the 1999 Pan American Games
and a gold medal at the 1998 World Championships.
McFalls played collegiately for Texas A&M where she earned firstteam All-America honors as a shortstop in 1993 and led the Aggies in
batting average, hits, total bases and slugging percentage in all four
seasons of her career. In 1994 she was named the school’s Female
Athlete of the Year and in 2001 she was inducted into the Texas A&M
Hall of Fame. McFalls graduated from A&M in 1997 with a degree in
kinesiology.
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Special Assistant Shanna Diller
Third season at Texas
Hometown__________ Bloomington, Ill.
High School_________Normal Community
(Normal, Ill.)
College____________________ Illinois
Degree________ B.A. in advertising, 2008
S
hanna Diller enters her third season as a special assistant with the
Texas Softball program.
In her current role, Diller serves as the program’s travel
coordinator, pregame coordinator and summer camp director.
Diller worked behind the scenes of the 2014 Longhorn squad that
won at least 35 games for the sixth-straight season and reached the
NCAA Regionals for the 10th-consecutive year.
During her initial year on the Forty Acres, Diller was part of the
Longhorn program that returned to the Women’s College World
Series for the first time since 2006. Texas won a program second-best
51 games and made its ninth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance.
Diller joined UT following a two-year stint as an Assistant
Director of Marketing at the University of Illinois, where she served
as the primary marketing contact for women’s soccer, women’s basketball, men’s and women’s gymnastics and baseball. Prior to joining
the department on a full-time basis, Diller was a graduate assistant
from 2009-10 for the I FUND, working specifically with the Varsity
“I” Association and its mailings, individual sport reunions and other
related events. During that time, she also played professional softball
for the Rockford Thunder and Tennessee Diamonds.
From 2005-08, Diller was the starting third baseman for the
Fighting Illini softball program, earning a trio of All-Big Ten
Conference selections as well as a pair of placements on ESPN the
Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District 5 squads. She also became
the first three-time team captain in program history.
As a junior, Diller was named the winner of the team’s ScholarAthlete and Gold Glove awards in addition to representing Illinois on
the Big Ten Sportsmanship Team.
A native of Bloomington, Ill., Diller owns the seventh-best batting
average in Illinois career history, checking in with a .314 mark. She
also stands second in home runs (37), third in runs scored (163), runs
batted in (158) and walks (92), fourth in slugging percentage (.537)
and doubles (40), seventh in hits (213), on-base percentage (.403) and
at bats (678) and ninth in stolen bases (23).
In Illinois single-season history, Diller’s 52 runs scored in 2007
are the fourth most. That year Diller also slugged 16 home runs, good
for the second most in a year in program history, and posted a .623
slugging percentage, the eighth highest for a Fighting Illini player. As
a senior, she hit 17 doubles, tied for the second most in a campaign.
Upon completing her eligibility at Illinois, Diller signed a freeagent contract with the Rockford Thunder of the National Pro
Fastpitch. The Thunder, behind the pitching arm of former Longhorns’
All-American Cat Osterman, claimed the 2009 championship with a
2-0 victory over the USSSA Pride in the third game of the series.
Diller led the squad with 18 runs batted in during the title-winning
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THE DILLER FILE
Coaching Career
Special Assistant, The University of Texas, Sept. 2012-present
~ One Women’s College World Series appearance (2013)
~ Two NCAA Regional appearances (2013-14)
~ Four NFCA All-America selections
~ 10 NFCA All-Region selections
~ One Big 12 Player of the Year (Taylor Thom/2014)
~ One Big 12 Freshman of the Year (Tiarra Davis/2014)
~ 11 All-Big 12 selections
Playing Career
~ Four-year starting third baseman at Illinois (2005-08)
~ Three-time All-Big Ten Conference selection (2005, 2007-08)
~ All-Great Lakes Region honoree (2007)
~ Two-time ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District 5
honoree (2007-08)
~ Illinois Scholar-Athlete (2007)
~ Illinois Gold Glove winner (2007)
~ Member of the Rockford Thunder of the Naitonal
Pro Fastpitch (NPF) (2008-09)
~ NPF Championship with the Thunder (2009)
~ Played for the Tennessee Diamonds of the NPF (2010)
campaign. A summer later, Diller played for the Tennessee Diamonds,
batting .294 and collecting 20 hits.
Diller graduated from Illinois with a bachelor’s degree in advertising and a business minor in December 2008 and followed with her
master’s degree in sports management in May 2010.
TEXAS SOFTBALL
2014 Season in Review: Notebook
DANCING FOR THE 10TH-STRAIGHT YEAR
to gather multiple Big 12 Player of the Week awards this season, as she
was tabbed with the honor in back-to-back weeks (April 9 and April
15).
A WINNING TRADITION
It was unclear who UT’s go-to pitcher would be heading into the
2014 season after Blaire Luna and Kim Bruins graduted after the 2013
campaign. Freshman Tiarra Davis, who is the first lefthanded pitcher
at Texas since three-time National Player of the Year Cat Osterman,
emerged as the ace for the Longhorns. Davis went 19-14 with a 2.38
ERA through 44 appearances and 36 starts. She threw 24 complete
games and has tossed three one-hitters and six shutouts. From March
17-April 26, Davis started 17 straight games (every game during that
stretch), which is the most consecutive starts ever made by a UT
pitcher.
Texas made its 15th NCAA Softball Tournament appearance and 10th
consecutive trip. The Longhorns are one of 19 programs to appear in
the NCAA Tournament every year since 2005.
Texas finished its 2014 season with a 35-23 record. The 35 games
won marked the sixth-straight year it recorded at least that many in
a season.
FINISHING GAMES EARLY
Fourteen of Texas’ 35 victories came courtesy of the eight-run mercy
rule after five innings, tying the 2011 squad for the most run-ruled
wins in a season in school history.
SCORING IN BUNCHES
From April 2 to April 23 (11 games), the Longhorns’ offense produced
99 runs (9.0 per game) on 113 hits during an 11-game span. During
that stretch, the team tallied 15 or more runs in a game four times. In
2014, UT had three games in which it scored at least 17 runs. Before
the season, the Longhorns had only two games in program history in
which it tallied at least that many.
Against Texas State on April 2, the Horns scored 19, marking the
second-most in school history. UT used 15 hits, including a seasonhigh four home runs, to put up its largest run total since Feb. 9, 2012
when it tallied 23 in its 2012 season opener against Cal State Fullerton.
The 26 runs (19-7) between Texas and Texas State that night was the
most combined runs in a game in which the Longhorns were ever
involved in.
When Texas had its rematch with Texas State on April 23, it trailed
6-4, heading into the top of the sixth inning before it broke out for 11
runs, the third-most in an inning in school history, to mount a 15-6
come-from-behind victory over the Bobcats.
THOM AND WASHINGTON FINALISTS FOR COLLEGIATE POY
Senior shortstop Taylor Thom entered the 2014 season on the Top 50
‘Watch List’ for Amateur Softball Association of America’s 2014 USA
Softball Collegiate Player of the Year Award. When the list was narrowed down in late April, senior Brejae Washington was added to the
list and was among the 25 finalists for the honor.
STEPHENS’ EARNS THIRD-TEAM ALL-AMERICAN HONORS
Sophomore right fielder Lindsey Stephens was been named to the
2014 NFCA Division I All-America Third Team. The Beaumont,
Texas native started all 58 games in right field and ranked in the top
10 of nine offensive categories in the Big 12 Conference, leading her to
NFCA All-Central Region First Team honors.
MAKING AN EARLY IMPACT
DAVIS NAMED BIG 12 FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Freshman left-handed pitcher Tiarra Davis was garnered Big 12
Freshman of the Year honors and became Texas’ seventh rookie award
winner and its first since Thom earned the honor in 2011. Davis was
honored after leading the Big 12 in starts (17) and complete games
(12) during league play. The freshman finished tied for second in wins,
owning a 10-5 record during conference play. The Henderson, Texas
native tossed four shutouts and posted a 2.01 ERA, while holding
opponents to a .223 batting average. She struck out 57 batters in her
first Big 12 season.
DAVIS CITED AS FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR CANDIDATE
Freshman left-handed pitcher Tiarra Davis was named a Top 25 finalist for the inaugural National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA)
Division I National Freshman of the Year award.
FOUR LONGHORNS EARN NFCA ALL-CENTRAL REGION HONORS
UT had four players receive NFCA All-Central Region honors. Junior
Lindsey Stephens, seniors Taylor Thom and Brejae Washington were
first-team selections, while freshman Tiarra Davis was named to the
second team.
UT NETS FIVE ALL-BIG 12 SELECTIONS
Texas earned five All-Big 12 selections, including three first-team
members. Seniors Mandy Ogle, Taylor Thom and freshman Tiarra
Davis were All-Big 12 First Team picks while freshman Devon Tunning
and senior Brejae Washington were named to the second team. Ogle,
Thom and Washington also picked up All-Big 12 Defensive Team
accolades.
The five all-league picks mark the sixth-straight year UT has had five
or more All-Big 12 honorees.
CLARK ECLIPSES 700-WIN MILESTONE
She hit .371 for the year and led the team in RBIs (66), doubles (12),
home runs (16), total bases (134), slugging percentage (.753) and tied
for most triples (4). Stephens also led the team with 18 multi-RBI
games and recorded the third-most multi-hit contests with 15. In the
field, she led the outfielders with seven assists, while committing just
two errors, good for a .973 fielding clip. Her 134 total bases were the
most in a single season by a Longhorn hitter, while her 66 RBIs tied
for the most and her 16 home runs ranked for the second-most by a
player in a single campaign at UT.
Head coach Connie Clark, a 1986 NCAA Champion as a pitcher at
Cal State Fullerton, has led the Longhorns since the program began
in 1996 and owns a 728-314-3 (.697) record. With Texas’, 7-3, win
over No. 13/15 Louisiana Lafayette on Feb. 8, 2014, she collected her
700th career win. She became the 55th head coach in NCAA Division
I softball to reach the milestone. Clark ranks 34th among active NCAA
Division I coaches in wins. She ranks second among current Big 12
coaches in all-time wins. Only Oklahoma’s Patty Gasso has more.
THOM TABBED BIG 12 PLAYER OF THE YEAR
UT went on to finish the 2014 campaign with top five marks in
the school record books for hits (517/T-2nd), runs (336/3rd), RBIs
(304/3rd), slugging percentage (.495/4th), while posting its fewest
strikeouts since 1998 (232/3rd-fewest). During the last four campaigns, UT has produced the four highest batting averages and onbase percentages in program history. In the field, the defense turned
21 double plays, marking the second-most in school history.
Senior shortstop Taylor Thom was named Big 12 Player of the Year,
joining Amy Hooks as one of two Longhorns to ever win the honor.
In league play, the senior hit .417 with four homers, 14 RBI, 19 runs
scored and a .769 slugging percentage. Thom, who owns UT’s all-time
career RBIs record, was one of two players (Baylor’s Jordan Strickland)
PUTTING A DENT IN THE RECORD BOOKS
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
2014 Season in Review: Notebook
A SEASON OF PROGRAM-BEST’S
The Longhorns hit a program-best .333 for the season, which ranked
seventh in the NCAA. Texas’ explosive offense also went on to post
school records for on-base percentage (.414), triples (21) and sacrifice
flies (26) in a season.
STANDING ALONE AT THE TOP OF THE CAREER CHARTS
Washington finished her time on the Forty Acres as the program’s
career record holder in at bats (697), hits (254), triples (20), stolen
bases (130), sacrifice hits (32) and tied for the lead in sacrifice flies
(10). The San Bernardino, Calif. native also ranks third in Texas
history in career batting average (.364). Her classmate Taylor Thom
became the career leader at UT in runs batted in with a sixth-inning
single against Houston on March 19, giving her 156 RBIs, which
passed Lexy Bennett (2009-12) for the top spot in the record books.
Thom finished her career with 178 RBIs.
GETTING ON
Sophomore Lindsey Stephens held a 49-game reached base, the second-longest in UT history, until April 27 it ended against Oklahoma
State. Stephen’s streak began with a pinch hit home run in the final
game of the 2013 season (June 2, 2013 against Tennessee at the
Women’s College World Series). The second-year power hitter was
nine games shy of tying Taylor Hoagland’s 58-game streak, which was
set in 2013. Senior Brejae Washington also held a significant streak of
reaching base. The team’s most consistent hitter in 2014 reached base
safely in 33-straight games, setting the third-longest streak in school
history.
BIG 12 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
IT’S ALL ACADEMIC
Senior Mandy Ogle (Corporate Communication) and sophomores Holly Kern (Corporate Communication), Erin Shireman
(Aerospace Engineering) and Lindsey Stephens were Academic AllBig 12 First Team selections, while junior Gabby Smith (Corporate
Communication) and sophomore Stephanie Ceo (Applied Learning
and Development) were second-team honorees. The six Longhorn
members are the most Texas Softball has placed on the Academic
All-Big 12 Teams since 2009 when it had nine. Ogle earned her third
consecutive selection on the Academic All-Big 12 First Team.
STEPHENS’ & SMITH’S POSTSEASON HEROICS
On the brink of being eliminated from the NCAA Regionals by
Mississippi State, sophomore Lindsey Stephens belted a three-run, season-saving home run with two outs and one strike to pull Texas out of
a 3-1 deficit and give the Horns a 4-3 lead in the seventh inning. Junior
Gabby Smith started her first career postseason game in the circle and
picked up her 14th win of the season. The Houston native struck out
eight en route to her ninth complete game of the season. Smith gave up
four hits, two walks and two earned runs in the contest. At the plate,
Smith contributed with an RBI to help UT to victory.
LARGEST COMEBACK AFTER SEVEN INNINGS
After taking a win from Mississippi State on the opening day (May 16)
of NCAA Regionals and falling to host Louisiana-Lafayette the next
day (May 17, UT overcame a 3-1 deficit against Mississippi State (May
17) in an elimination game to match its largest seventh-inning comeback in program history. Texas moved on to face Louisiana-Lafayette
in the Regional final (May 18), where its season would come to an end.
During the course of the 2014 campaign, UT picked up three Big 12
Player of the Week awards. Thom, who became the first Longhorn to
be named the league’s player of the week in consecutive weeks back in
2013, repeated the feat as she received consecutive Player of the Week
awards on April 9 and April 15. Stephens also captured the honor, the
first of her career, on March 4.
TEXAS BY THE NUMBERS
Texas’ record when ...
Home__________________________ 18-9
Away__________________________ 11-5
Neutral__________________________ 6-9
Day___________________________ 23-16
Night__________________________ 12-7
1-Run games____________________ 4-11
2-Run games_____________________ 2-4
5+Run games____________________ 19-3
Extra innings_____________________ 0-1
Shutouts________________________ 10-1
Scoring 0-2 runs__________________ 4-11
Scoring 3-5 runs__________________ 8-12
Scoring 6-9 runs__________________ 13-0
Scoring 10+ runs_________________ 10-0
Opponent 0-2 runs_______________ 26-1
Opponent 3-5 runs_______________ 4-13
Opponent 6-9 runs________________ 5-8
Opponent 10+ runs________________ 0-1
Scored in 1st inning_______________ 20-4
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Scores first______________________ 30-8
Opp. scores first__________________ 5-15
After 4 leading___________________ 29-7
After 4 trailing___________________ 3-12
After 4 tied_______________________ 3-4
After 5 leading___________________ 19-4
After 5 trailing___________________ 2-14
After 5 tied_______________________ 3-4
After 6 leading___________________ 18-4
After 6 trailing___________________ 1-15
After 6 tied_______________________ 2-3
Opp. made 0 errors______________ 11-10
Opp. made 1 error________________ 14-5
Opp. made 2+ errors_______________ 6-8
Hit 0 home runs_________________ 13-13
Hit 1 home run__________________ 13-8
Hit 2+ home runs_________________ 9-2
Home attendance________________ 19,791
(27 dates avg = 733 )
Away attendance________________ 26,394
(31 dates avg = 851 )
Total attendance________________ 46,185
(58 dates avg = 796 )
Opponent 0 home runs____________ 25-8
Opponent 1 home run______________ 8-6
Opponent 2+ HRs_________________ 2-9
Outhit opponent________________ 32-10
Outhit by opponent_______________ 1-12
Hits are tied______________________ 2-1
General summary:
Longest winning streak_______________ 6
Longest losing streak_________________ 5
Made 0 errors____________________ 16-7
Made 1 error____________________ 14-5
Made 2+ errors___________________ 6-8
TEXAS SOFTBALL
2014 Awards and Accomplishments
2014 AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
STEPHANIE CEO
*Academic All-Big 12 Second Team
TIARRA DAVIS
*Top 25 Finalist National Fastpitch Coaches Association
(NFCA) Freshman of the Year
*NFCA All-Central Region Second Team
*Big 12 Freshman of the Year
*All-Big 12 First Team
HOLLY KERN
*Academic All-Big 12 First Team
MANDY OGLE
*All-Big 12 Defensive Team
ERIN SHIREMAN
GABBY SMITH
*Academic All-Big 12 Second Team
TEXAS IN THE NCAA STATS
TEAM STATISTICS
Triples Per Game
1.______Utah_____________________________ 0.49
2.______TEXAS____________________________ 0.36
Batting Average
1.______Notre Dame_______________________ .357
7.______TEXAS____________________________ .333
Slugging Percentage
1.______Arizona___________________________ .636
25._____TEXAS____________________________ .494
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Runs Batted In Per Game
1.______Chelsea O’Connor, Colorado St.________ 1.35
20._____Lindsey Stephens, TEXAS_____________ 1.14
Stolen Bases Per Game
1.______Olivia Watkins, Western Kentucky_____ 0.95
25._____Brejae Washington, TEXAS____________ 0.57
LINDSEY STEPHENS
*NFCA All-America Third Team
*NFCA All-Central Region First Team
*Big 12 Player of the Week (March 4)
TAYLOR THOM
*Top 50 “Watch List” for USA Collegiate Player of the Year
*Big 12 Player of the Year
*Big 12 Player of the Week (April 9 and April 15)
DEVON TUNNING
*All-Big 12 Second Team
BREJAE WASHINGTON
*Top 25 Finalist for USA Collegiate Player of the Year
*All-Big 12 Second Team
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
2014 Game-by-Game Results
DATE OPPONENT
W/L SCORE
2/6
at #17 LSU
W
6-1
2/7 $vs. North Carolina
W
7-3
2/7
$at #13 Louisiana
W 10-7
2/8 $at #13 Louisiana
W
7-3 2/8 $vs. Northern Iowa L
3-6 2/9 $vs. Purdue L
4-5 2/12 UTSA L
2-4
2/14
^#7 KENTUCKY L
4-6
2/14
^IPFW L
2-3
2/15
^LOUISIANA TECH W
7-2
2/15
^IPFW W 10-2 2/16
^#7 KENTUCKY L
5-6
2/20 vs. UNLV L
4-5
2/20
vs. Cal Poly W
13-7 2/21
vs. #3 Washington L
2-3 2/22
vs. Fresno State W
5-0 $2/23 vs. California L
2-5
2/28 %UL-MONROE W
6-2
2/28 %SOUTHERN MISS W
10-2 3/1 %TEXAS SOUTHERN W
8-0
3/1 %UL-MONROE W
9-1
3/2
%TEXAS SOUTHERN W
9-1
3/6 !vs. Houston W
5-1
3/7 !vs. #10 Arizona St. L
3-8
3/8 !vs. #5 Michigan L
1-3
3/8
!vs. #6 Washington L
3-6
3/9 !vs. Long Beach State L
3-4
3/11 at North Texas-1 W
10-2
3/11 at North Texas-2 W
2-1 3/15
IOWA W
9-1 3/16
IOWA L
5-6
3/17 IOWA W
3-0
3/19 HOUSTON L
4-5
3/22 *at #12 Baylor W
4-1
3/26
TEXAS A&M-CC W
8-0
4/2
*TEXAS STATE W 19-7
4/4 *TEXAS TECH W
5-1
4/5 *TEXAS TECH L
5-6
4/6
*TEXAS TECH W
7-3
4/11
*at Iowa State-1 W 19-6 4/11 *at Iowa State-2 W
2-0
4/12 *at Iowa State
W
17-1
4/17 *at #16 Oklahoma L
1-4
4/18 *at #16 Oklahoma W
9-0 4/19
*at #16 Oklahoma L
0-8 4/23
at Texas State W 15-6
4/25 *OKLAHOMA STATE L
3-5
4/26
*OKLAHOMA STATE W 12-1
4/27 *OKLAHOMA STATE W
3-0 5/2
*KANSAS W
2-0
5/3
*KANSAS L
2-5
5/4 *KANSAS W
8-0 5/6 *at #17 Baylor L
1-2
5/11 *#17 BAYLOR W
3-2 5/15 =vs. Mississippi State W
1-0 5/17 =at #11 Louisiana L
2-3 5/17 =vs. Mississippi State W
4-3 5/18 =at #11 Louisiana L
1-10 TEXAS OPPONENT
OVERALL BIG 12 PITCHER OF
R-H-E
R-H-E INNINGS RECORD RECORDRECORD
ATT TIME
6-7-0
1-4-1
7
1-0-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (W 1-0) 1 343 2:07
7-15-1
3-4-4
7
2-0-0 0-0-0 Slatten (W 1-0) 341 2:37
10-8-1
7-7-2
7
3-0-0
0-0-0 Davis (W 1-0) 815 2:49
7-11-0
3-3-1
7
4-0-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (W 2-0)1015 2:45
3-6-2
6-2-0
7
4-1-0 0-0-0 Davis (L 1-1)
204 2:04
4-11-0
5-6-0
7
4-2-0 0-0-0 Slatten (L 1-1) 151 2:27
2-6-0
4-6-4
7
4-3-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (L 2-1) 436 2:41
4-8-2
6-10-1
7
4-4-0
0-0-0 Kern (L 0-1) 461 2:22
2-7-3
3-3-2 (8)
4-5-0
0-0-0 Davis (L 1-2) 583 2:20
7-13-1
2-6-0 7
5-5-0 0-0-0 Slatten (W 2-1) 568 2:23
10-11-1
2-2-2
5
6-5-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (W 3-1) 655 1:47
5-11-2
6-6-0
7
6-6-0 0-0-0 Davis (L 1-3) 516 2:28
4-5-1
5-14-2
7
6-7-0 0-0-0 Kern (L 0-2) 266 2:05
13-14-1
7-6-1
7
7-7-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (W 4-1) 2 74 2:24
2-5-2
3-6-0
7
7-8-0 0-0-0 Davis (L 1-4) 373 2:31
5-7-0
0-1-0
7
8-8-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (W 5-1) 4 00 1:34
2-8-1
5-6-3
7
8-9-0 0-0-0 Davis (L 1-5) 187 2:13
6-10-3
2-5-1
7
9-9-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (W 6-1) 557 2:24
10-15-3
2-1-3
5
10-9-0 0-0-0 Davis (W 2-5) 667 1:43
8-11-0
0-3-1
5
11-9-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (W 7-1) 556 1:26
9-16-0
1-1-1
5
12-9-0 0-0-0 Davis (W 3-5) 716 1:38
9-12-0
1-4-2
6
13-9-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (W 8-1) 576 1:47
5-7-0
1-4-1
7
14-9-0 0-0-0 Davis (W 4-5) 600 1:56
3-12-1
8-7-1
7
14-10-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (L 8-2) 1000 2:18
1-4-2
3-6-0
7
14-11-0 0-0-0 Davis (L 4-6) 1200 1:59
3-10-0
6-9-0
7
14-12-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (L 8-3) 1200 2:44
3-9-0
4-11-0
7
14-13-0 0-0-0 Slatten (L 2-2) 862 2:14
10-15-1
2-3-0 7
15-13-0 0-0-0 Davis (W 5-6) 605 2:40
2-3-1
1-5-1
7
16-13-0 0-0-0 Smith, G. (W 9-3) 6 05 2:17
9-12-0
1-5-1
5
17-13-0
0-0-0 Davis (W 6-6) 1050 1:44
5-9-1 6-4-0
7
17-14-0
0-0-0 Davis (L 6-7) 739 2:43
3-9-0
0-1-2
7
18-14-0
0-0-0 Davis (W 7-7) 523 2:02
4-9-2
5-7-1
7
18-15-0 0-0-0 Slatten (L 2-3) 802 2:28
4-7-1
1-2-1
7
19-15-0 1-0-0 Davis (W 8-7) 1306 2:15
8-10-0
0-2-0
5
20-15-0 1-0-0 Davis (W 9-7) 530 1:22
19-15-3
7-10-3
5
21-15-0 1-0-0 Smith, G. (W 10-3) 572 2:00
5-7-1
1-4-1
7
22-15-0 2-0-0 Davis (W 10-7) 557 2:03
5-10-1
6-7-1
7
22-16-0 2-1-0 Smith, G. (L 10-4) 1256 2:59
7-10-3
3-6-0
7
23-16-0
3-1-0 Davis (W 11-7) 1051 2:29
19-14-0
6-10-2
5
24-16-0 4-1-0 Smith, G. (W 11-4) 259 2:18
2-6-0
0-3-0
7
25-16-0 5-1-0 Davis (W 12-7) 259 1:49
17-18-1
1-4-1
5
26-16-0 6-1-0 Davis (W 13-7) 255 1:56
1-3-1
4-6-1
7
26-17-0 6-2-0 Davis (L 13-8) 946 2:03
9-13-0
0-4-0
6
27-17-0
7-2-0 Davis (W 14-8) 1370 2:13
0-3-2
8-11-0
5
27-18-0 7-3-0 Davis (L 14-9) 1396 1:48
15-14-2
6-6-3
6
28-18-0 7-3-0 Smith, G. (W 12-4) 803 2:53
3-6-1
5-10-2
7
28-19-0 7-4-0 Davis (L 14-10) 591 2:34
12-8-1
1-2-1
5
29-19-0 8-4-0 Davis (W 15-10) 930 1:54
3-5-0
0-3-0
7
30-19-0
9-4-0 Smith, G. (W 13-4) 942 2:23
2-6-1
0-2-0
7
31-19-0 10-4-0 Davis (W 16-10) 792 2:08
2-7-1
5-10-0
7
31-20-0 10-5-0 Davis (L 16-11) 931 2:43
8-11-0
0-2-0
5
32-20-0 11-5-0 Davis (W 17-11) 930 1:59
1-3-0
2-5-2
7
32-21-0 11-6-0 Davis (L 17-12) 1744 2:06
3-8-2
2-8-1
7
33-21-0 12-6-0 Davis (W 18-12) 1304 2:27
1-4-0
0-4-2
7
34-21-0 12-6-0 Davis (W 19-12) 1407 2:19
2-3-0
3-8-2
7
34-22-0 12-6-0 Davis (L 19-13) 1945 2:43
4-6-1
3-4-0
7
35-22-0 12-6-0 Smith, G. (W 14-4)1392 2:12
1-4-0
10-12-1
7
35-23-0 12-6-0 Davis (L 19-14) 1871 2:30
HOME GAMES IN BOLD, CAPS
$ = Louisiana Classic (Lafayette, La.)
& = Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic(Cathedral City, Calif.)
! = Judi Garman Classic (Fullerton, Calif.)
= = NCAA Tournament Lafayette Regional (Lafayette, La.)
38
^ = Texas Invitational
% = Texas Classic (Austin, Texas)
* = Big 12 Conference game
() = extra inning game
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Returning players in bold.
2014 Individual Statistics
2014 BATTING STATISTICS
Player
AVG GP-GS AB R
H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BB HBP SO GDPOB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%
Brejae Washington.41758-58175507344 21891.520313240.5005833-376625
.932
Big 12
.31518-18 54131701 0 4 19.352 8 2120.415138-112702
.931
Taylor Thom
.37358-581775566641043110.621402161.4892124-34979712
.942
Big 12
.41718-18 48192011 41435.729121 60.53211 6-9 38311
.986
Lindsey Stephens .37158-58 17847 66124 1666134.753 24 5 320.4523 4 6-6 65 7 2.973
Big 12
.24018-18 50121210 41625.500103150.39701 2-2 2310
1.000
Stephanie Ceo
.36258-58138265053 21967.486 8 7240.41920 3-4120
8210
.953
Big 12
.35618-18 45101611 1 5 22.489 2 4 90.43100 1-1 33225
.917
Gabby Smith
.34239-31 73122521 11132.438 4 2140.38320 1-1 7235
.857
Big 12
.55012-10 20 2 1110 0 3 12.600 1 0 20.57100 0-0 0 40
1.000
Tiarra Davis
.31344-41115133650 12544.383120140.37221 2-2 10512
.968
Big 12
.28318-18 46 4 1320 01015.326 6 0 40.36501 1-1 4251
.967
Holly Kern
.30542-38105163252 02141.390101190.36421 1-2128
135
.966
Big 12
.14812-12 27 3 4 10 0 3 5.185 1 1 60.20011 0-0 4330
1.000
Devon Tunning
.29355-55123243651 21949.398162170.38012 0-0 50678
.936
Big 12
.40018-18 45121831 11126.578 8 0 00.48110 0-0 18246
.875
Mandy Ogle
.29053-52 12421 36100 7 24 67.540 21 1 110.3970 2 0-0 272180
1.000
Big 12
.37518-18 48101860 3 9 33.688 6 1 20.45500 0-0 7460
1.000
Karina Scott
.28644-27 63 6 18 2 0 1 11 23.365 7 2 170.3750 1 0-0 169110
1.000
Big 12
.50014-5 8 1 4 10 1 6 81.0000 2 30.60000 0-0 4330
1.000
Stephanie Wong .28555-47123313552 22050.407 6 3170.3263112-125113
.945
Big 12
.18218-18 44 6 8 11 0 7 11.250 3 1 70.24511 2-2 1901
.950
Erin Shireman
.28434-25 74 8 2120 31632.432 8 2100.35240 0-0 5192
.968
Big 12
.250 6-2 8 1 2 10 0 3 3.375 0 0 30.22210 0-0 2 00
1.000
Rachel Scott
.47114-0 17 6 8 10 0 2 9.529 1 0 21.50000 0-0 1 001.000
Big 12
.333 3-0 3 2 1 00 0 0 1.333 1 0 01.50000 0-0 1 00
1.000
Taylor McAllister .333 4-0 6 0 2 00 0 0 2.333 0 0 20.33300 0-0 0 00
.000
Big 12
.000 1-0 1 0 0 00 0 0 0.000 0 0 10.00000 0-0 0 00
.000
Kelli Hanzel
.31638-2 19 9 6 10 0 5 7.368 5 0 20.45800 0-1 1100
1.000
Big 12
.00011-1 5 3 0 00 0 1 0.000 4 0 10.44400 0-0 9 00
1.000
Marlee Gabaldon .18824-8 32 5 6 00 1 4 9.281 8 0 70.35000 0-0 1610
1.000
Big 12
.500 3-0 2 2 1 00 1 3 42.0000 0 00.50000 0-0 1 00
1.000
Mickenzi Krpec .12517-0 8 3 1 00 0 0 1.125 1 0 30.22200 0-0 0 00
.000
Big 12
.000 7-0 1 3 0 00 0 0 0.000 0 0 00.00000 0-0 0 00
.000
Taylor King
.000 6-0 1 3 0 00 0 0 0.000 0 0 00.00000 0-0 0 00
.000
Big 12
.000 1-0 1 0 0 00 0 0 0.000 0 0 00.00000 0-0 0 00
.000
Lauren Slatten
.00013-12 1 1 0 00 0 0 0.000 1 0 10.50000 0-0 2 90
1.000
Big 12
.000 6-6 0 0 0 00 0 0 0.000 0 0 00.00000 0-0 1 10
1.000
TEXAS
Big 12 Games
Opponents
Big 12 Games
.333
.318
.226
.232
58-58 15523365176521 48304768.495 203302322 .4142621 82-991116
39154.965
18-18 456 103 145 19 5 15 95 219 .480 62 15 71 1 .412 6 8 20-26 336 120 16 .966
58-58 138618531333 4 39169471.340 201662922 .349103233-461084
41463.960
18-18 427 45 99 9 1 9 40 137 .321 57 16 70 1 .342 3 3 11-16 327 104 14 .969
2014 PITCHING STATISTICS
Player
ERA W-LAPP GSCGSHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2B3BHRB/AVGWP
HBPBKSFASHA
Tiarra Davis 2.3819-1444 3624 6/1
Big 12
2.0110-517 1712 4/0
1200.015387 68100 176 182 14
734/.208
829 0 7 10
0 87.0733125 40 57 7 1 5 .223 311 0 3 1
Gabby Smith 2.80 14-430 169 3/1
Big 12
2.67 2-1 6 11 1/0
Holly Kern 3.20 0-2 6 20 0/0
Big 12
0112.290 53 45 61 86 8 2 13
416/.216
830 0 3 12
018.119 8 7 14 10 20 1 .264 15 0 0 2
019.22215 9 16 13 20 373/.301
22 0 0 6
Lauren Slatten4.76 2-315 40 0/1
Big 12
5.25 0-0 4 00 0/0
039.248302724 17 50 9
163/.294
45 0 0 4
0 6.2 7 6 5 3 3 00 328/.250
00 0 0 0
TEXAS Totals
Big 12 Games
Opponents
Big 12 Games
1 372.0313185149 201
0 112.0 99 45 37 57
3 361.1517336288203
1 109.0 145 103 91 62
2.80 35-2358
2.31 12-6 18
5.58 23-3558
5.84 6-12 18
58 33 10/1
18 13
5/0
5825 1/0
18 7
1/0
292
70
232
71
33 4 391386/.226
22 66
9 1 9
.232 4 16
6521 48
1552/.333
2930
19 5 15 .318 11 15
0
0
2
0
10
3
26
6
32
3
22
8
39
TEXAS SOFTBALL
2014 Big 12 Results
FINAL BIG 12 CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Rank
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
School
Big 12 Record
Oklahoma
16-2
Baylor
13-5
Texas
12-6
Texas Tech
8-10
Kansas
7-11
Oklahoma State 5-13
Iowa State
2-16
Percentage
.889
.722
.667
.444
.389
.278
.111
Overall Record
51-13
49-16
35-23
35-19
34-23
26-28
23-31 -1
BIG 12 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS
Percentage
.797
.754
.603
.648
.596
.481
.427
COACH OF THE YEAR
Patty Gasso, Oklahoma
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Taylor Thom, Texas, Sr., SS
PITCHER OF THE YEAR
Whitney Canion, Baylor, R-Sr., RHP
FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
Tiarra Davis, Texas, Fr., LHP/UT
FINAL BIG 12 STATS
HITS
1.________ Shelby Pendley, OU____
2.______ Kaitlyn Thumann, BU____
3._______ Brittany Gomez, ISU____
4._________ Shelby Davis, OSU____
5.______Brejae Washington, UT____
83
76
75
74
73
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
1.________ Shelby Pendley, OU___ .839
2._______ Lindsey Stephens, UT___ .753
3._________Georgia Casey, OU___ .668
4.________ Chaley Brickey, KU___ .654
5.______ Brittany Williams, OU___ .646
RUNS SCORED
2.______ Kaitlyn Thumann, BU____
3.__________ Taylor Thom, UT____
4._________Georgia Casey, OU____
5._____ Destinee Martinez, OU____
67
60
55
53
52
STOLEN BASES
1.__________ Shelby Davis, OU____
2._______ Sydni Emanuel, TTU____
3.______Brejae Washington, UT____
4._______ Brittany Gomez, ISU____
Taylor Thom, UT____
41
36
33
24
24
HOME RUNS
2._______ Lindsey Stephens, UT____
3.______ Brittany Williams, OU____
Jordan Strickland, BU____
5.___________Linsey Hays, BU____
19
16
14
14
13
WINS
1.________ Kelsey Stevens, OU____
2._______ Whitney Canion, BU____
3.______Simone Freeman, OSU____
4._________ Kelsey Kessler, KU____
5.___________ Tiarra Davis, UT____
38
31
21
20
19
RUNS BATTED IN
1.________ Shelby Pendely, OU____
2._______ Lindsey Stephens, UT____
3.______ Brittany Williams, OU____
4._________ Whitney Ellis, OU____
76
66
55
50
49
STRIKEOUTS
1._______ Whitney Canion, BU___
2.______Simone Freeman, OSU___
3.________ Kelsey Stevens, OU___
4._________ Kelsey Kessler, KU___
5.___________ Tiarra Davis, UT___
306
286
285
250
176
ON-BASE PERCENTAGE
1.________ Shelby Pendley, OU___ .530
2.________ Chaley Brickey, KU___ .502
3.______Brejae Washington, UT___ .500
4.__________ Taylor Thom, UT___ .489
5._______ Sydni Emanuel, TTU___ .487
SHUTOUTS
1._______ Whitney Canion, BU____ 10
2.________ Kelsey Stevens, OU_____ 8
3._________ Kelsey Kessler, KU_____ 7
4.___________ Tiarra Davis, UT_____ 6
Alicia Pille, KU_____ 6
DOUBLES
2.____________Lexi Slater, ISU____
Chanin Naudin, KU____
Kaitlyn Thumann, BU____
OPPONENT BATTING AVERAGE
1._______ Whitney Canion, BU___ .180
2.______Simone Freeman, OSU___ .207
Kelsey Stevens, OU___ .207
4.___________ Tiarra Davis, UT___ .208
5.___________Gabby Smith, UT___ .216
18
16
15
15
15
TRIPLES
1._______ Lindsey Stephens, UT_____ 4
_______Brejae Washington, UT_____ 4
___________ Taylor Thom, UT_____ 4
4._____________Six tied with 3
40
COMPLETE GAMES
1._______ Whitney Canion, BU____
_________ Kelsey Stevens, OU____
_______Simone Freeman, OSU____
4.___________ Tiarra Davis, UT____
5._________ Kelsey Kessler, KU____
ALL-BIG 12 FIRST TEAM
Whitney Canion, Baylor, Sr., P
Kady Self, Oklahoma, So., OF
Georgia Casey, Oklahoma, Jr., INF/P
Shelby Davis, Oklahoma State, Jr., OF
Kelsey Stevens, Oklahoma, So., P
Tiarra Davis, Texas, Fr., P
Mandy Ogle, Texas, Sr., C
Brittany Williams, Oklahoma, Sr., OF/INF
Shelby Pendley, Oklahoma, Jr., INF/P
Kaitlyn Thumann, Baylor, Jr., OF
Sydni Emanuel, Texas Tech, Fr., OF
ALL-BIG 12 SECOND TEAM
Linsey Hays, Baylor, So.., DP/OF
Devon Tunning, Texas, Fr., 3B
Jordan Strickland, Baylor, Jr., INF
Sarah Hawryluk, Iowa State, Sr., OF
Brejae Washington, Texas, Sr., CF
Simone Freeman, Oklahoma State, Sr., P
Cassie McClure, Texas Tech, Fr., INF/RHP
Brittany Gomez, Iowa State, So., OF
Chaley Brickey, Kansas, So., INF
Clare Hosack, Baylor, Sr., C
Whitney Ellis, Oklahoma, So., C
Gretchen Aucoin, Texas Tech, So., RHP/INF
25
25
25
24
22
ALL-BIG 12 DEFENSIVE TEAM
Brittany Williams, Oklahoma, Sr.,1B
Maddie Stein, Kansas, Jr., 1B
Jorden Spendlove, Iowa State, Jr., 1B
Georgia Casey, Oklahoma, Jr., 2B
Shelby Pendley, Oklahoma, Sr., 3B
Brejae Washington, Texas, Sr., CF
Destinee Martinez, Oklahoma, Sr., OF
Shelby Davis, Oklahoma State, Jr., OF
Clare Hosack, Baylor, Sr., C
Mandy Ogle, Texas, Sr., C
Kelsey Stevens, Oklahoma, So., P
TEXAS SOFTBALL
All-Time Series Records Versus Opponents
LAST VICTORY
LAST VICTORY
CURRENT LONGEST EXTRA-
POSTOPPONENT
TEXAS (SCORE)
OPPONENT (SCORE) RECORD STREAK UT STREAK HOME AWAY NEUTRAL INNINGS SEASON
Alabama
6-2-05 (3-0)
5-17-09 (0-7)
2-3
L2
W2
1-1
0-2
1-0
0-0
1-2
Arizona
3-19-06 (1-0)
3-13-09 (5-6)
7-10
L2
W2
1-1
0-0
6-9
3-0
1-1
Arizona State
5-30-13 (6-3)
3-7-14 (3-8)
7-7
L1
W3
0-0
2-1
5-6
1-1
3-0
Arkansas
5-17-02 (6-2)-
1-0W1 W1 0-0
0-01-0 0-01-0
Army
5-17-13 (5-0)-
3-0W3 W3 1-0
0-02-0 0-02-0
Auburn
5-19-12 (6-1)-
1-0W1 W1 1-0
0-00-0 0-01-0
Baylor
5-11-14 (3-2)
5-6-14 (1-2)
26-13
W1
W7
13-5
12-7
1-1
2-1
1-1
Bethune-Cookman
5-28-05 (6-1)-
4-0W4 W4 2-0
0-02-0 1-02-0
Bowling Green
3-12-09 (11-3)
-
3-0
W3
W3
2-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
BYU
2-20-09 (5-4)
5-21-10 (8-9)
2-1
L1
W2
0-1
0-0
2-0
1-0
0-1
California
5-23-03 (1-0)
2-23-14 (2-5)
3-5
L5
W3
0-0
0-0
3-5
0-0
1-0
Cal Poly
2-20-14 (13-7)
-
2-0
W2
W2
0-0
0-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
Cal State Fullerton
2-9-12 (23-0)
3-19-10 (1-3)
6-9-1
W2
W2
2-2-1
3-4
1-3
0-3
0-1
Cal State Northridge 2-23-12 (4-0)
3-10-09 (1-4)
5-3
W1
W3
0-0
1-1
4-2
0-1
0-0
Centenary
2-16-10 (6-0)-
3-0W3 W3 3-0
0-00-0 0-00-0
Chattanooga 5-15-09 (1-0)-
2-0W2 W2 0-0
0-02-0 1-01-0
Colorado State
2-12-12 (8-0)
-
4-0
W4
W4
4-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Cornell
5-20-99 (8-0)-
1-0W1 W1 0-0
0-01-0 0-01-0
Creighton
2-25-99 (3-0)-
2-0W2 W2 2-0
0-00-0 0-00-0
Delaware State
5-17-08 (3-2)
-
1-0
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
DePaul
3-16-13 (8-3)3-15-07 (1-2) 9-2W6 W6 2-0
0-07-2 2-00-0
Drake
3-4-07 (8-0) -
2-0W2 W2 2-0
0-00-0 0-00-0
East Carolina
-
5-21-10 (0-1)
0-2
L2
--
0-1
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-1
Eastern Michigan
3-6-03 (7-1)
-
2-0
W2
W2
2-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Evansville
3-5-05 (2-0)
3-5-05 (0-2)
2-1
L1
W2
2-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Florida
6-2-13 (3-0)
2-24-12 (1-5)
4-5
W1
W2
2-0
0-1
2-4
1-3
1-2
Florida Atlantic
-
3-5-98 (2-5)
0-1
L1
--
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
Florida Southern
-
3-10-97 (0-3)
0-1
L1
--
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
Florida State
5-26-13 (4-0)
3-15-09 (0-2)
7-4
W2
W2
3-1
0-1
4-2
0-1
2-0
Fordham
2-17-06 (5-3)
3-3-13 (7-9)
2-2
L2
W2
2-0
0-0
0-2
0-0
0-0
Fresno State
2-22-14 (5-0)
2-25-10 (4-5)
7-5
W2
W2
0-0
0-0
7-5
0-0
0-0
Georgia
-
5-10-10 (5-11) 0-2 L2 -- 0-2
0-00-0 0-00-0
Georgia Southern
4-11-99 (4-0)
-
2-0
W2
W2
2-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Georgia State
3-20-98 (8-0)
-
1-0
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
Georgia Tech
5-19-07 (4-2)
5-18-07 (2-3)
3-1
W1
W2
2-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
1-1
Harvard
3-3-00 (9-0) -
1-0W1 W1 0-0
0-01-0 0-00-0
Hawai’i
3-13-12 (4-0)
3-14-08 (0-8)
3-4
W2
W2
0-0
3-2
0-2
0-1
0-0
Hofstra
3- 4-11 (5-0)
3-1-13 (2-7)
2-2
L1
W1
0-0
0-0
2-2
0-0
0-0
Houston
3-6-14 (5-1)
3-19-14 (4-5)
19-5
L1
W12
13-3
5-2
0-1
1-1
1-1
Houston Baptist
2-20-13 (5-0)
-
1-0
W1
W1
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Illinois
2-16-13 (12-2)
-
2-0W2 W2 0-0
0-02-0 0-00-0
Illinois State
3-7-10 (6-3)
-
3-0
W3
W3
2-0
0-0
1-0
1-0
0-0
Illinois-Chicago
-
5-22-99 (1-4)
0-2
L2
--
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-0
0-1
Incarnate Word
3-2-97 (6-1)
-
2-0
W2
W2
0-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Indiana
5-20-06 (3-0)-
1-0W1 W1 1-0
0-00-0 0-01-0
Indiana State
3-7-98 (3-1)
-
2-0
W2
W2
0-0
0-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
Iona
5-20-10 (6-0)-
1-0W1 W1 1-0
0-00-0 0-01-0
Iowa
3-17-14 (3-0)
3-16-14 (5-6)
3-2
W1
W2
3-2
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Iowa State
4-12-14 (17-1)
4-24-05 (0-1)
42-1
W22
W22
18-1
18-0
6-0
0-0
4-0
IPFW
2-15-14 (10-2)
2-14-14 (2-3)
1-1
W1
W1
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
Kansas
5-4-14 (8-0)
5-2-14 (2-5)
27-13
W1
W14 13-3 12-10
2-0
1-0
2-0
Kentucky
-
2-16-14 (5-6)
0-3
L3
--
0-2
0-0
0-1
0-1
0-0
Lamar
2-23-13 (9-1)-
2-0W2 W2 2-0
0-00-0 0-00-0
Long Beach State
3-16-11 (1-0)
3-9-14 (3-4)
5-3
L1
W3
0-0
1-0
4-3
1-2
0-0
Long Island
2-26-11 (10-0)
-
3-0
W3
W3
0-0
0-0
3-0
0-0
0-0
LSU
2-6-14 (6-1)
3-6-11 (1-2)
4-2
W1
W3
3-1
1-1
0-0
0-1
0-0
Louisiana-Lafayette 2-8-14 (7-3)
5-18-14 (1-10)
10-4
L2
W5
2-1
0-4
6-1
0-0
1-3
Louisiana-Monroe 3-1-14 (9-1)
-
4-0
W4
W4
4-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Louisiana Tech
2-15-14 (7-2)
-
1-0
W1
W1
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Louisville
3-1-13 (2-0)
3-21-10 (1-3)
3-1
W3
W3
2-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
Loyola Marymount 2-26-11 (6-0)
-
2-0
W2
W2
0-0
0-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
Maine
3-14-08 (7-2) -
1-0
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
Marist
3-15-12 (10-2)
-
1-0W1 W1 0-0
0-01-0 0-00-0
Marshall
-
3-9-97 (2-4)
0-1
L1
--
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
Maryland
-
2-23-07 (2-3) 0-1 L1 -- 0-0
0-00-1 0-00-0
Maryland-Baltimore Co.
5-19-00 (6-0)-
1-0W1 W1 0-0
0-01-0 0-01-0
Massachusetts
2-27-11 (3-0)
2-8-02 (1-9)
2-2
W2
W2
1-0
0-0
1-2
0-0
1-0
Memphis
2-9-13 (4-0) -
1-0W1 W1 1-0
0-00-0 0-00-0
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
All-Time Series Records Versus Opponents
LAST VICTORY
LAST VICTORY
CURRENT LONGEST EXTRA-
POSTOPPONENT
TEXAS (SCORE)
OPPONENT (SCORE) RECORD STREAK UT STREAK HOME AWAY NEUTRAL INNINGS SEASON
Michigan
3-20-10 (5-2)
3-8-14 (1-3)
2-9
L1
W1
0-3
0-0
2-6
0-1
0-2
Michigan State
3-5-98 (5-0)
3-6-99 (3-4)
1-1
L1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
Mississippi
3-6-06 (4-0)
-
2-0
W2
W2
1-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
Mississippi State
5-22-05 (2-0)
-
3-0
W3
W3
2-0
0-0
1-0
1-0
2-0
Mississippi Valley St. 5-17-09 (4-0)
-
1-0
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
1-0
Missouri
4-5-12 (9-5)
4-7-12 (0-2)
16-19
L2
W4
10-7
4-9
2-3
2-1
2-3
Missouri-Kansas City
2-17-01 (10-0)
-
2-0W2 W2 0-0
0-02-0 0-00-0
Missouri State
2-20-11 (5-0)
-
3-0
W3
W3
2-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
Nebraska
2-26-12 (3-0)
4-11-09 (2-5)
20-18
W6
W6
9-7
5-8
6-3
3-3
5-3
Nevada
2-24-07 (7-3)-
1-0W1 W1 0-0
0-01-0 0-00-0
New Mexico
4-1-12 (5-0)
-
5-0
W5
W5
3-0
0-0
2-0
1-0
0-0
New Mexico State
3-14-01 (3-0)
2-9-01 (2-8)
1-1
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-1
0-0
0-0
North Carolina
2-7-14 (7-3)
3-12-08 (1-2)
4-1-1
W2
W2
3-0
0-0
1-1-1
1-0
0-0
North Carolina State 3-16-13 (7-4)
-
1-0
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
North Texas
3-11-14 (2-1)
3-16-10 (0-1)
12-1
W5
W7
10-0
2-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
Northern Illinois
2-12-11 (14-1)
-
2-0
W2
W2
2-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Northern Iowa
-
2-7-14 (3-6)
0-1
L1
-
0-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
0-0
Northwestern
5-20-12 (5-0)
5-18-12 (0-2)
3-2
W2
W2
2-1
0-0
1-1
0-0
2-1
Northwestern State
3-8-04 (3-2) -
1-0W1 W1 1-0
0-00-0 0-00-0
Northwood 2-22-97 (3-2)-
2-0W2 W2 2-0
0-00-0 0-00-0
Notre Dame
3-17-07 (3-0)
3-17-00 (2-4)
2-1
W2
W2
0-0
0-0
2-1
0-0
0-0
Ohio
3-6-10 (11-5)-
1-0W1 W1 0-0
0-01-0 0-00-0
Ohio State
2-24-07 (6-5)
2-14-97 (6-7)
3-1
W3
W3
0-0
0-0
3-1
0-0
0-0
Oklahoma
4-18-14 (9-0)
4-19-14 (0-8)
24-28
L1
W4
10-9
7-12
7-7
4-2
4-6
Oklahoma Christian
3-7-07 (3-0) -
8-0W8 W8 8-0
0-00-0 0-00-0
Oklahoma State
4-27-14 (3-0)
4-25-14 (3-5)
27-14
W2
W6
15-7
11-6
1-1
5-4
1-1
Oregon
5-25-12 (4-2)
5-26-12 (6-10)
4-4
L2
W2
1-2
0-0
3-2
0-1
1-3
Oregon State
2-28-10 (7-4)
3-19-99 (1-2)
4-1
W3
W3
0-0
0-0
4-1
1-0
0-0
Pacific
3-14-09 (7-2)
-
1-0
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
Penn State
3-15-13 (8-4)
3-16-07 (5-6)
3-1
W3
W3
1-0
0-0
2-1
2-0
0-0
Pittsburgh
2-17-12 (7-2)-
2-0W2 W2 1-0
0-01-0 0-00-0
Purdue
2-19-10 (6-5)
2-9-14 (4-5)
1-3
L1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-3
0-0
0-0
Robert Morris
3-6-98 (7-1)
-
1-0
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
St. Edward’s
5-4-05 (8-0)
-
13-0
W13
W13
7-0
6-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
St. John’s
3-3-07 (7-0)
-
2-0
W2
W2
2-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
St. Mary’s (Texas)
3-1-97 (6-5)
-
2-0
W2
W2
2-0
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
Sam Houston State 3-4-12 (14-0)
3-27-97 (2-4)
14-1
W14
W14
14-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
San Diego State
2-23-12 (2-1)
2-16-07 (0-3)
2-1
W2
W2
1-1
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
San Jose State
3-18-10 (13-8)
-
1-0
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
South Carolina
5-19-13 (6-0)
2-12-99 (3-5)
2-1
W2
W2
2-0
0-0
0-1
0-0
2-0
South Florida
2-20-00 (7-2)
-
5-0
W5
W5
2-0
0-0
3-0
1-0
2-0
Southern Mississippi
5-17-14 (4-3)-
5-0W5 W5 3-0
0-02-0 0-02-0
Stanford
2-24-08 (3-1)-
4-0W4 W4 0-0
0-04-0 0-00-0
Stephen F. Austin
2-13-13 (6-0)
4-13-11 (0-1)
13-2
W1
W9
12-1
1-1
0-0
0-0
0-0
Stetson
5-19-07 (2-0)-
1-0W1 W1 0-0
0-01-0 0-01-0
Syracuse
3-2-13 (2-1) -
3-0W3 W3 0-0
0-03-0 0-00-0
Temple
3-5-99 (3-0) -
1-0W1 W1 0-0
0-01-0 0-00-0
Tennessee
2-19-12 (3-2)
6-2-13 (1-2)
2-2
L1
W1
1-0
0-1
1-1
1-0
0-1
Tennessee Tech
2-19-09 (3-2)
-
1-0
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
Texas A&M
4-29-12 (4-3)
4-26-12 (0-9)
20-20
W2
W6
10-7
7-9
3-4
1-0
2-4
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi3-26-14 (8-0)
3-25-10 (4-8)
25-3W6 W1021-2
1-13-0 3-01-0
Texas Southern
3-2-14 (9-1)
-
4-0
W4
W4
4-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Texas State
4-23-14 (15-6)
3-24-10 (7-9)
32-9
W10
W10
20-6
12-2
1-1
3-2
3-0
Texas Tech
4-6-14 (7-3)
4-5-14 (5-6)
33-7
W1
W9
14-3
15-2
4-2
3-1
3-1
Texas Woman’s
4-20-11 (3-0)
-
5-0
W5
W5
3-0
2-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
Tulsa
2-24-13 (1-0)
2-22-13 (4-7)
3-1
W1
W2
3-1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
UC Davis
2-27-10 (14-5)
-
1-0
W1
W1
0-0
0-0
1-0
0-0
0-0
UCLA
2-25-12 (5-4)
2-26-10 (1-9)
4-9
W1
W2
0-1
1-0
3-8
2-3
0-4
UNLV
2-22-08 (4-1)
2-20-14 (4-5)
5-4
L1
W4
0-0
0-0
5-4
1-0
0-0
UT Arlington
4-19-11 (8-0)
3-22-01 (3-4)
22-2
W14
W14
17-2
5-0
0-0
4-1
0-0
UTEP
3-10-10 (6-1)-
7-0W7 W7 4-0
3-00-0 0-00-0
UTSA
2-11-12 (8-0)
2-12-14 (2-4)
34-5-1
L1
W15
22-3-1 11-2
1-0
3-1-1
1-0
Utah
3-2-08 (2-0)
2-29-08 (4-5)
6-2
W1
W5
4-1
0-0
2-1
0-1
0-0
Utah State
2-23-13 (13-2)
-
1-0
W1
W1
1-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Washington
3-15-13 (4-1)
3-8-14 (3-6)
7-15 L2
W4 2-20-2 5-11 0-0 2-2
Western Kentucky
4-7-13 (3-1)
-
2-0
W2
W2
2-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
Wichita State
2-29-08 (9-2)
3-1-08 (2-6)
3-1
L1
W3
1-1
0-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
Winthrop
3-16-12 (9-2)-
2-0W2 W2 0-0
0-02-0 0-00-0
Wisconsin
2-17-11 (15-1)
2-24-01 (0-4)
4-1
W4
W4
2-1
0-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
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All-Time Scores by Opponent
Alabama (2-3)
H: (1-1) A: (0-2) N: (1-0)
Feb. 19, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 20, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
June 2, 2005 Oklahoma City, Okla.____
May 16, 2009 Tuscaloosa, Ala._________
May 17, 2009 Tuscaloosa, Ala._________
L________ 1-7
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 3-0
L_____1-10 (6)
L________ 0-7
Arizona (7-10)
H: (1-1) A: (0-0) N: (6-9)
Feb. 14, 1997 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 14, 1998 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Mar. 22, 1998 Fullerton, Calif._________
Feb. 19, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 21, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 9, 2001 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 8, 2002 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 9, 2003 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 14, 2004 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 11, 2006 Tempe, Ariz.___________
Feb. 26, 2006 Cathedral City, Calif._____
L________ 2-6
L______1-9 (5)
L________ 1-2
W_______ 1-0
L________ 0-5
L_____0-14 (5)
W_______ 2-1
L________ 0-3
W_______ 2-1
L________ 0-7
W____1-0 (10)
W____1-0 (11)
L________ 0-1
W_______ 1-0
W_____1-0 (9)
L________ 0-2
L________ 5-6
Arizona State (7-7)
H: (0-0) A: (2-1) N: (5-6)
Feb. 15, 1997 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
May 15, 1998 Clearwater, Fla._________
Feb. 10, 2001 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 7, 2003 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
May 30, 2013 Oklahoma City, Okla.____
March 7, 2014 Fullerton, Calif_________
W_______ 9-7
W_______ 6-0
L________ 2-3
L________ 0-2
L________ 0-5
L______2-3 (8)
W_______ 1-0
W_____1-0 (8)
W_______ 2-0
L_____4-12 (5)
W_______ 1-0
L________ 0-3
W_______ 6-3
L________ 3-8
Arkansas (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
May 17, 2002 Norman, Okla.__________ W_______ 6-2
Army (3-0)
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
May 16, 2002 Norman, Okla.__________ W_______ 4-0
Feb. 28, 2004 Columbus, Ga.__________ W_______ 6-3
May 17, 2013 Austin, Texas___________ W_______ 5-0
Auburn (1-0)
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
L________ 2-4
L________ 2-7
L________ 1-2
L________ 0-2
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 6-3
L________ 0-6
L________ 2-5
L________ 4-5
W_______ 6-0
L________ 2-3
L________ 2-3
W_____8-0 (5)
W_______ 6-0
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 3-0
L________ 1-2
L______4-5 (8)
W_______ 7-3
W_______ 3-1
W_____4-0 (9)
W_______ 5-1
W_____2-1 (9)
W_______ 4-1
L________ 1-2
W_______ 3-2
Bethune-Cookman (4-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Feb. 16, 2002 San Antonio, Texas______
May 27, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
May 28, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Bowling Green (3-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 11, 1998 Austin, Texas___________ W_______ 5-0
Mar. 12, 2009 Fullerton, Calif._________ W____11-3 (6)
W____11-0 (5)
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 5-1
W_______ 5-0
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 6-1
W_______ 1-0
L________ 0-2
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 6-1
W_______ 4-0
H: (0-1) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Feb. 25, 2005 Cathedral City, Calif._____ W_______ 1-0
Feb. 20, 2009 Cathedral City, Calif._____ W_____5-4 (9)
May 21, 2010 Austin, Texas___________ L________ 8-9
California (3-5)
W_______ 6-3
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 1-0
L_____1-10 (5)
L________ 1-7
L________ 0-1
L________ 3-6
L________ 2-5
Cal Poly (2-0)
Cal State Fullerton (6-9-1)
H: (2-2-1) A: (3-4) N: (1-3)
Feb. 15, 1997 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
May 18, 2000 Fresno, Calif.___________
Feb. 23, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 25, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 10, 2002 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Fullerton, Calif._________
Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Austin, Texas___________
L________ 0-1
L_____3-10 (8)
W_______ 4-1
W_______ 1-0
T_______ 4-4
L________ 0-1
L________ 1-3
W_______ 5-0
W____23-0 (5)
Cal State Northridge (5-3)
H: (0-0) A: (1-1) N: (4-2)
Feb. 9, 2007 Tempe, Ariz.___________
Mar. 10, 2009 Northridge, Calif._______
Mar. 10, 2009 Northridge, Calif._______
L_____2-11 (6)
W_______ 5-3
L_____2-3 (10)
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 5-3
W_______10-1
L________ 1-4
W_______ 4-0
Centenary (3-0)
H: (3-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Apr. 21, 1999 Austin, Texas___________ W____11-1 (5)
Apr. 21, 1999 Austin, Texas___________ W_____8-0 (5)
Feb. 16, 2010 Austin, Texas___________ W_______ 6-0
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Mar. 4, 1999 Tampa, Fla.____________ W_______ 6-0
May 15, 2009 Tuscaloosa, Ala._________ W_____1-0 (9)
Colorado State (4-0)
H: (4-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Feb. 19, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 19, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 11, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 12, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
W____12-4 (6)
W_____8-0 (5)
W_______ 6-0
W_____8-0 (5)
Cornell (1-0)
BYU (2-1)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (3-5)
Feb. 13, 1999 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 9, 2002 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 29, 2004 Columbus, Ga.__________
Mar. 18, 2004 Honolulu, Hawai’i_______
Feb. 23, 2014 Cathedral City, Calif_____
Mar. 12, 2003
Feb. 13, 2004
Mar. 14, 2007
Feb. 17, 2008
Feb. 17, 2008
Mar. 11, 2009
Mar. 19, 2010
Mar. 19, 2011
Feb. 9, 2012
Chattanooga (2-0)
W_______ 5-3
W_______ 2-1
W_____1-0 (9)
W_______ 6-1
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Feb. 20, 2014 Cathedral City, Calif._____ W_______13-7
Baylor (26-13)
H: (13-5) A: (12-7) N: (1-1)
April 25, 1998 Austin, Texas___________
May 2, 1999 Waco, Texas___________
May 2, 1999 Waco, Texas___________
April 6, 2000 Waco, Texas___________
Mar. 29, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
April 16, 2001 Waco, Texas___________
Mar. 27, 2002 Waco, Texas___________
Mar. 26, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
April 16, 2003 Waco, Texas___________
May 5, 2004 Waco, Texas___________
Mar. 30, 2005 Waco, Texas___________
Mar. 29, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
May 3, 2006 Waco, Texas___________
May 3, 2007 Waco, Texas___________
April 23, 2008 Waco, Texas___________
April 22, 2009 Waco, Texas___________
May 6, 2010 Waco, Texas___________
April 27, 2011 Waco, Texas___________
May 15, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
April 18, 2012 Waco, Texas___________
May 1, 2012 Waco, Texas___________
May 13, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 23, 2013 Waco, Texas___________
Mar. 24, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
May 12, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
March 22, 2014Waco, Texas___________
May 6, 2014 Waco Texas____________
May 11, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
W_______ 7-3
W_______ 3-2
L________ 1-2
L________ 1-3
L______3-4 (8)
L______1-9 (5)
L______0-2 (9)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
May 20, 1999 Chicago, Ill.____________ W_____8-0 (6)
Creighton (2-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Delaware State (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
May 17, 2008 Houston, Texas_________ W_______ 3-2
DePaul (9-2)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (7-2)
Feb. 29, 2004 Columbus, Ga.__________
Feb. 12, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 13, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 15, 2013 Houston, Texas_________
W_____3-2 (8)
L________ 0-2
W_____1-0 (8)
W_______ 7-1
L________ 1-2
W_______ 3-1
W_______ 4-1
W____11-3 (5)
W____13-0 (5)
W_____9-0 (6)
W_______ 8-3
Drake (2-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Mar. 3, 2007 Austin, Texas___________ W_____8-0 (6)
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East Carolina (0-2)
Georgia (0-2)
Eastern Michigan (2-0)
Georgia Southern (2-0)
H: (0-1) A: (0-0) N: (0-1)
Mar. 10, 1997 Tampa, Fla.____________ L________ 4-5
May 21, 2010 Austin, Texas___________ L________ 0-1
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Evansville (2-1)
H: (2-1) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Mar. 5, 2005 Austin, Texas___________ L________ 0-2
Florida (4-5)
H: (2-0) A: (0-1) N: (2-4)
Mar. 5, 1999 Tampa, Fla.____________
May 20, 2000 Fresno, Calif.___________
Mar. 1, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 1, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
May 20, 2007 Gainesville, Fla._________
L________ 0-3
W_______ 7-0
L______2-5 (8)
W_____4-3 (9)
W_______ 1-0
L______0-3 (9)
L______5-6 (9)
L________ 1-5
W_______ 3-0
H: (0-2) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
May 9, 2010 Austin, Texas___________ L______0-9 (5)
May 10, 2010 Austin, Texas___________ L________5-11
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Apr. 11, 1999 Austin, Texas___________ W_______ 4-2
Apr. 11, 1999 Austin, Texas___________ W_______ 4-0
W_____9-1 (6)
W_______ 1-0
L________ 0-1
W_______ 4-2
L______1-2 (8)
W_______ 7-2
W_______ 3-2
L________ 4-6
L________ 0-2
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 4-0
Fordham (2-2)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-2)
Feb. 17, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 17, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 3, 2013 Kissimmee, Fla._________
W_______
W_______
L________
L________
1-0
5-3
1-2
7-9
L________
W_______
W_______
L________
W_______
W_______
L________
W_______
L________
L________
W_______
W_______
1-6
3-1
2-1
0-2
2-0
4-0
0-4
7-2
7-9
4-5
9-2
5-0
Fresno State (7-5)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (7-5)
Feb. 14, 1998 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Mar. 3, 2000 Columbus, Ga.__________
Feb. 8, 2003 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 28, 2004 Columbus, Ga.__________
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Illinois State (3-0)
Illinois-Chicago (0-2)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-1)
Mar. 22, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 22, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
W_______
W_______
L________
W_______
1-0
5-3
2-3
4-2
Harvard (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 3, 2000 Columbus, Ga.__________ W_______ 9-0
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-2)
Mar. 6, 1998 Tampa, Fla.____________
Feb. 12, 2000 Honolulu, Hawai’i_______
Mar. 4, 2011 Baton Rouge, La.________
W_______ 4-1
L________ 5-6
L______2-4 (9)
L________ 3-5
L______0-8 (5)
W_______ 5-0
W_______ 4-0
W_______
L________
W_______
L________
1-0
1-3
5-0
2-7
Houston (19-5)
H: (13-3) A: (5-2) N: (0-1)
Mar. 7, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 7, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 20, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 7, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 8, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 5, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 5, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 6, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 4, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 5, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 5, 2008 Houston, Texas_________
Mar. 18, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 18, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 10, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
May 21, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
May 19, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
March 6, 2014 Fullerton, Calif_________
March 19, 2014Austin, Texas___________
H: (0-0) A: (0-1) N: (0-1)
Mar. 6, 1999 Tampa, Fla.____________ L________ 0-1
May 22, 1999 Chicago, Ill.____________ L________ 1-4
Incarnate Word (2-0)
H: (0-0) A: (2-0) N: (0-0)
Mar. 2, 1997 San Antonio, Texas______ W____10-0 (5)
Mar. 2, 1997 San Antonio, Texas______ W_______ 6-1
Indiana (1-0)
Hawai’i (3-4)
Hofstra (2-2)
H: (3-1) A: (0-1) N: (4-2)
Mar. 7, 1998 Tampa, Fla.____________
Mar. 4, 2000 Columbus, Ga.__________
Mar. 3, 2002 Tallahassee, Fla._________
Feb. 27, 2004 Columbus, Ga.__________
Feb. 6, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 8, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
May 25, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
May 26, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Feb. 15, 2013 Houston, Texas_________ W_______ 3-0
Feb. 16, 2013 Houston, Texas_________ W____12-2 (6)
Georgia Tech (3-1)
Florida State (7-4)
Florida Southern (0-1)
Illinois (2-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Feb. 24, 2000 Austin, Texas___________ W_____2-1 (8)
Mar. 7, 2010 Knoxville, Tenn.________ W_______ 6-3
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-1)
Mar. 10, 1997 Tampa, Fla.____________ L________ 0-3
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-1)
Mar. 5, 1998 Tampa, Fla.____________ L________ 2-5
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 20, 1998 Fullerton, Calif._________ W_____8-0 (5)
Georgia State (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (3-2) N: (0-2)
Florida Atlantic (0-1)
Houston Baptist (1-0)
W_______ 3-1
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 5-3
W_______ 3-0
W_____8-7 (9)
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 4-0
W_______ 6-0
W_______ 5-4
W_______ 3-0
W_______ 3-2
L________ 0-6
L______1-5 (9)
W_______ 2-1
L________ 0-5
W_______11-4
W_______ 4-1
L________ 0-1
W____15-4 (5)
W____10-1 (5)
W____15-0 (5)
W_______ 5-1
L________ 4-5
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Indiana State (2-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Mar. 9, 1997 Tampa, Fla.____________ W_______11-0
Mar. 7, 1998 Tampa, Fla.____________ W_______ 3-1
Iona (1-0)
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Iowa (3-2)
H: (3-2) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Feb. 7, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 7, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 15, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 16, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 17, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
L________ 1-4
W_______ 3-2
W_____9-1 (5)
L________ 5-6
W_______ 3-0
Iowa State (42-1)
H: (18-1) A: (18-0) N: (6-0)
Mar. 30, 1997 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 30, 1997 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 29, 1998 Lincoln, Neb.___________
Mar. 27, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 27, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
April 15, 2000 Ames, Iowa____________
April 15, 2000 Ames, Iowa____________
April 20, 2002 Ames, Iowa____________
April 20, 2002 Ames, Iowa____________
Mar. 22, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 23, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
April 17, 2004 Ames, Iowa____________
April 17, 2004 Ames, Iowa____________
April 1, 2006 Ames, Iowa____________
April 1, 2006 Ames, Iowa____________
W_______ 4-2
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 8-3
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 7-0
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 4-3
W_______ 5-3
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 5-1
W_______ 1-0
W_____8-0 (5)
W_______ 7-0
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 5-2
W_______ 5-1
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 2-0
L________ 0-1
W_______ 3-1
W_______ 6-0
TEXAS SOFTBALL
April 28, 2007
April 29, 2007
Mar. 29, 2008
Mar. 29, 2008
April 4, 2009
April 5, 2009
Feb. 20, 2010
May 1, 2010
May 2, 2010
April 16, 2011
April 17, 2011
Mar. 23, 2012
Mar. 24, 2012
Mar. 25, 2012
April 12, 2013
April 13, 2013
April 14, 2013
April 11, 2014
April 11, 2014
April 12, 2014
Ames, Iowa____________
Ames, Iowa____________
Houston, Texas_________
Ames, Iowa____________
Ames, Iowa____________
Ames, Iowa____________
Ames, Iowa ____________
Ames, Iowa____________
Ames, Iowa____________
Ames, Iowa____________
Ames, Iowa____________
W_______ 1-0
W_____9-1 (5)
W____10-0 (5)
W_______ 4-0
W_____4-2 (8)
W_______ 5-1
W_______11-2
W_____8-0 (5)
W____10-2 (5)
W_______ 3-0
W_______ 6-1
W_______ 8-4
W_______ 7-3
W_______11-2
W_____8-0 (5)
W____12-4 (5)
W_______ 7-2
W____19-6 (5)
W_______ 2-0
W____17-1 (5)
IPFW (1-1)
H: (1-1) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Feb. 14, 2014 Austin, Texas___________ L______3-5 (8)
Feb. 15, 2014 Austin, Texas___________ W____10-2 (5)
Kansas (26-13)
H: (13-3) A: (12-10) N: (2-0)
April 6, 1997 Lawrence, Kan._________
Mar. 25, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 26, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 24, 2001 Lawrence, Kan._________
Mar. 25, 2001 Lawrence, Kan._________
Mar. 30, 2002 Lawrence, Kan._________
Mar. 30, 2002 Lawrence, Kan._________
May 1, 2004 Lawrence, Kan._________
May 2, 2004 Lawrence, Kan._________
Mar. 25, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 26, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 27, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 28, 2013 Lawrence, Kan._________
Mar. 29, 2013 Lawrence, Kan._________
Mar. 29, 2013 Lawrence, Kan._________
May 2, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
May 3, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
May 4, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
Kentucky (0-3)
L________ 0-3
L________ 1-8
W_______ 2-1
L________ 2-4
W_______ 1-0
L________ 0-1
L________ 1-2
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 5-0
L________ 1-2
L________ 3-6
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 7-0
L________ 0-3
L________ 1-3
W_______ 4-1
W_____1-0 (8)
W_______ 1-0
L________ 0-1
L________ 0-2
W_______ 3-2
L________ 1-8
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 5-0
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 7-0
W_______ 6-2
W____12-0 (5)
W____10-2 (5)
W_______12-3
W_______ 7-5
W_______13-6
W_______ 5-0
W____16-4 (6)
W_______ 5-4
W_______ 2-0
L________ 2-5
W_____8-0 (5)
H: (0-2) A: (0-0) N: (0-1)
Feb. 17, 2002 San Antonio, Texas______ L______1-2 (8)
Feb. 14, 2014 Austin, Texas___________ L________ 4-6
Lamar (2-0)
Loyola Marymount (2-0)
Long Beach State (5-3)
Maine (1-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
H: (0-0) A: (1-0) N: (4-3)
Feb. 13, 1999 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 10, 2007 Tempe, Ariz.___________
Mar. 16, 2011 Long Beach, Calif._______
W_______ 8-2
L______0-2 (8)
W_____6-5 (8)
L______0-1 (8)
W_______ 8-4
W_______10-3
W_______ 1-0
L________ 3-4
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 14, 2008 Honolulu, Hawai’i_______ W_______ 7-2
Marist (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 15, 2012 Honolulu, Hawai’i_______ W____10-2 (6)
Marshall (0-1)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-1)
Mar. 9, 1997 Tampa, Fla.____________ L________ 2-4
Long Island (3-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (3-0)
Feb. 26, 2011 Cathedral City, Calif._____ W____10-0 (5)
Maryland (0-1)
LSU (4-2)
Maryland-Baltimore Co. (1-0)
H: (3-1) A: (1-1) N: (0-0)
Feb. 18, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
May 16, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 13, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 14, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 6, 2011 Baton Rouge, La.________
Feb. 6, 2014 Baton Rouge, La.________
L______2-6 (8)
W_____8-0 (6)
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 2-1
L________ 1-2
W_______ 6-1
Louisiana-Lafayette (10-4)*
H: (2-1) A: (2-2) N: (6-1)
May 21, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 6, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 6, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 7, 2014 Lafayette, La.___________
Feb. 8, 2014 Lafayette, La.___________
May 17, 2014 Lafayette, La.___________
May 18, 2014 Lafayette, La.___________
*Until 1999, known as University of
Louisiana
W_______ 4-0
L________ 2-6
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 6-5
W_______ 7-1
L________ 3-5
W_______ 7-2
W_______ 9-4
W_______ 7-1
W_______10-7
W_______ 7-3
L________ 2-3
L________1-10
Southwestern
Louisiana-Monroe (4-0)
H: (4-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Feb. 26, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 26, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 28, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 1, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
W_______ 5-0
W____10-2 (6)
W_______ 6-2
W_____9-1 (6)
Louisiana Tech (1-0)
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Louisville (3-1)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-1)
Feb. 10, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 13, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
L________ 1-3
W_______ 6-2
W____14-4 (5)
W_______ 2-0
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-1)
Feb. 23, 2007 Cathedral City, Calif._____ L________ 2-3
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
May 19, 2000 Fresno, Calif.___________ W_______ 6-0
Massachusetts (2-2)
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-2)
Feb. 14, 1999 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 8, 2002 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
May 20, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
L________ 1-3
L______1-9 (5)
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 3-0
Memphis (1-0)
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Michigan (2-9)
H: (0-3) A: (0-0) N: (2-6)
Mar. 8, 1998 Tampa, Fla.____________
Mar. 5, 2000 Columbus, Ga.__________
Feb. 28, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 2, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 15, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 20, 2010 Fullerton, Calif. ________
W_______ 2-0
L________ 2-7
L________ 0-7
L________ 0-2
L______2-3 (8)
L________ 0-7
L________ 0-4
L________ 0-2
L________ 2-6
W_______ 5-2
L________ 1-3
Michigan State (1-1)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-1)
Mar. 5, 1998 Tampa, Fla.____________ W_______ 5-0
Mar. 6, 1999 Tampa, Fla.____________ L________ 3-4
Mississippi (2-0)
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 5, 1998 Tampa, Fla.____________ W_______ 2-0
Mississippi State (5-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (3-0)
Mar. 1, 2002 Tallahassee, Fla._________
May 21, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
May 22, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
May 16, 2014 Lafayette, La.___________
May 17, 2014 Lafayette, La.___________
W____1-0 (14)
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 4-3
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
Mississippi Valley State (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
May 17, 2009 Tuscaloosa, Ala._________ W_______ 4-0
Missouri (16-19)
H: (10-7) A: (4-9) N: (2-3)
April 5, 1997 Columbia, Mo._________
Mar. 31, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 23, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 24, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 27, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 28, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 31, 2007 Columbia, Mo._________
Mar. 21, 2009 Columbia, Mo._________
Mar. 22, 2009 Columbia, Mo._________
May 7, 2011 Columbia, Mo._________
May 8, 2011 Columbia, Mo._________
L________ 2-9
L________ 1-2
W_______ 2-1
L________ 0-1
W_____8-6 (8)
W_______ 2-1
L________ 1-3
W_______ 3-1
L________ 3-6
L________ 0-1
W_______ 9-2
W_______ 5-4
L________ 0-1
L________ 0-3
L________ 2-6
L_____2-3 (13)
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 4-3
W_______ 1-0
L________ 4-6
L________ 0-1
L________ 0-3
W_______ 6-1
L________ 1-4
W____6-2 (10)
L________6-11
W_______ 5-2
W____10-2 (5)
L________6-11
W_______ 2-0
L________ 3-6
W_______ 9-5
L________4-11
L________ 0-2
Missouri-Kansas City (2-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Feb. 17, 2001 San Marcos, Texas_______ W_______ 5-0
Feb. 17, 2001 San Marcos, Texas_______ W____10-0 (5)
Missouri State (3-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Feb. 14, 2003 San Antonio, Texas______ W_____9-1 (5)
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Oklahoma City, Okla.____
Lincoln, Neb.___________
Cathedral City, Calif._____
W_______ 1-0
W____1-0 (10)
L________ 1-3
W_______ 2-0
L________ 0-5
L________ 3-5
L________ 1-2
W_______ 6-0
W_______ 3-1
W_______ 3-0
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 5-4
L_____4-5 (11)
L________ 0-2
W_______ 5-1
W_______ 4-0
L________ 1-2
L________ 2-5
W_______10-5
W_____9-0 (5)
W_______ 4-1
W_______ 1-0
W_____4-3 (8)
W_______ 3-0
Nevada (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
New Mexico (5-0)
H: (3-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Mar. 30, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 31, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
W_____9-1 (6)
W_______ 3-2
W_____2-1 (9)
W_______ 7-3
W_______ 5-0
New Mexico State (1-1)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-1)
Feb. 9, 2001 Phoenix, Ariz.__________ L________ 2-8
Mar. 14, 2001 Fullerton, Calif._________ W_______ 3-0
North Carolina (4-1-1)
H: (3-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-1-1)
Mar. 14, 1998 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 28, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 12, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 7, 2014 Lafayette, La.___________
W_____8-0 (5)
W_______ 7-0
L________ 1-2
T_______ 1-1
W_____1-0 (8)
W_______ 7-3
North Carolina State (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Nebraska (20-18)
H: (9-7) A: (5-8) N: (6-3)
Mar. 29, 1997 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 29, 1997 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 28, 1998 Lincoln, Neb.___________
Mar. 28, 1998 Lincoln, Neb.___________
Mar. 28, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 28, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
April 29, 2000 Lincoln, Neb.___________
May 5, 2002
Mar. 29, 2003
Mar. 30, 2003
May 3, 2003
April 9, 2004
April 10, 2004
May 12, 2004
April 2, 2005
April 3, 2005
May 12, 2005
Mar. 25, 2006
Mar. 26, 2006
April 14, 2007
April 15. 2007
Mar. 21, 2008
Mar. 22, 2008
April 10, 2009
April 11, 2009
May 9, 2009
Mar. 27, 2010
Mar. 28, 2010
April 9, 2011
April 10, 2011
Feb. 26, 2012
L________ 1-5
W_______ 4-3
L________ 0-2
L________ 0-4
L_____0-1 (10)
L________ 1-2
W_______ 4-1
L________ 1-3
W_______ 4-2
L________ 2-3
L________ 0-2
L_____0-10 (5)
L______3-4 (9)
W_____3-2 (8)
North Texas (12-1)
H: (10-0) A: (2-1) N: (0-0)
Mar. 23, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 23, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 8, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 8, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 16, 2007 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 17, 2007 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 19, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 16, 2010 Denton, Texas__________
Feb. 8, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 10, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 11, 2014 Denton, Texas__________
Mar. 11, 2014 Denton, Texas__________
W_______ 4-1
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 5-0
W_____9-1 (5)
W____10-2 (6)
W_______ 7-1
W_______ 5-3
L________ 0-1
W_____8-0 (5)
W_____9-1 (6)
W_______ 5-4
W_______10-2
W_______ 2-1
Northern Illinois (2-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Northern Iowa (0-1)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-1)
Feb. 8, 2014 Lafayette, La.___________ L________ 3-6
Northwestern (3-2)
H: (2-1) A: (0-0) N: (1-1)
Feb. 11, 2006 Tempe, Ariz.___________
May 18, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
May 20, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
May 20, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
W_______
L________
L________
W_______
W_______
3-0
4-5
0-2
5-0
5-0
Northwestern State (1-0)
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Northwood (2-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Notre Dame (2-1)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-1)
Mar. 17, 2000 Fullerton, Calif._________ L________ 2-4
Ohio (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 6, 2010 Knoxville, Tenn.________ W_______11-5
Ohio State (3-1)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (3-1)
Feb. 14, 1997 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 14, 2004 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
L________ 6-7
W____10-1 (5)
W_______ 3-1
W_______ 6-5
Oklahoma (24-28)
H: (10-9) A: (7-12) N: (7-7)
April 18, 1998 Norman, Okla.__________
Mar. 4, 2000 Columbus, Ga.__________
May 18, 2002 Norman, Okla.__________
W_______ 4-1
L_____0-10 (5)
L________ 5-6
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 1-0
L________ 4-5
L________ 0-1
W_______ 5-1
L_____1-2 (10)
W_____1-0 (8)
L________ 1-8
L________ 1-5
L________ 5-9
L_____0-11 (5)
L________ 1-4
L________ 4-7
W_______ 1-0
W____2-1 (10)
W_______ 3-2
L________ 0-4
W_______ 2-0
L________ 0-4
W_____1-0 (9)
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 1-0
L________ 2-3
TEXAS SOFTBALL
April 4, 2004
April 9, 2005
April 10, 2005
May 13, 2005
April 14, 2006
April 15, 2006
Mar. 24, 2007
Mar. 25, 2007
April 26, 2008
April 27, 2008
Mar. 28, 2009
Mar. 29, 2009
May 9, 2009
April 30, 2011
May 1, 2011
May 4, 2012
May 5, 2012
May 6, 2012
April 19, 2013
April 20, 2013
April 21, 2013
June 1, 2013
April 17, 2014
April 18, 2014
April 19, 2014
Norman, Okla.__________
L________ 6-9
W_______ 4-2
L________ 0-4
W_______ 3-1
W_______ 9-4
W_______ 2-0
L________ 0-7
W____5-4 (10)
L______0-8 (6)
L______0-8 (5)
W____15-6 (5)
W_______ 9-7
L________ 2-6
L________ 2-5
W_______ 5-3
L______2-5 (8)
L________ 3-9
W_______12-5
L________ 1-6
W_______ 4-2
L________ 3-5
L_____2-10 (5)
L________ 1-4
W_____9-0 (6)
L______0-8 (5)
W_____8-0 (6)
W_______ 5-0
W_______ 2-0
W_____8-0 (5)
W_______ 3-1
W____16-0 (5)
W____12-0 (5)
W_______ 3-0
H: (1-2) A: (0-0) N: (3-2)
Feb. 13, 1997 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
May 21, 1999 Chicago, Ill.____________
Feb. 11, 2001 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 15, 2004 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
May 25, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
May 26, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
May 26, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
W_______11-9
L________ 0-6
W_______ 6-5
L______1-4 (5)
W_____9-0 (5)
W_______ 4-2
L______4-5 (8)
L________6-10
Oregon State (4-1)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (4-1)
W_______ 1-0
L________ 1-2
W_______ 2-0
W____11-9 (8)
W_______ 7-4
Pacific (1-0)
Penn State (3-1)
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-1)
Feb. 15, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
L______5-6 (8)
W____1-0 (10)
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 8-4
L______4-5 (8)
L________ 0-4
W____10-0 (5)
W_______ 7-4
W_____1-0 (8)
W_______ 2-1
W____3-2 (10)
W_____9-1 (5)
L________ 0-4
L______3-4 (9)
W_______ 5-0
W____2-1 (12)
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 9-3
W_______ 9-4
L________ 4-7
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 2-1
W_____1-0 (8)
W_______ 3-0
L________ 1-2
L______3-4 (8)
W_______ 5-3
L________ 1-8
W_______ 9-2
W_____4-3 (9)
L________ 1-4
W____12-2 (5)
W_____9-1 (6)
L________ 0-1
W_______ 6-3
W____10-0 (6)
W_______ 3-2
L________ 0-3
W_______ 5-1
L______0-1 (9)
L________ 1-2
W_______ 7-2
L________ 3-5
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 4, 2011 Baton Rouge, La.________ W_______ 4-0
Purdue (1-3)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-3)
Mar. 4, 1999 Tampa, Fla.____________
Feb. 9, 2014 Lafayette, La.___________
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Sam Houston State (14-1)
H: (14-1) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Mar. 27, 1997 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 27, 1997 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 2, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 2, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 5, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 5, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 6, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 15, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 15, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 2, 2007 Austin, Texas___________
Apr. 16, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Apr. 16, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 2, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 3, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 4, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
L________ 2-4
W_______ 4-1
W_____8-0 (5)
W_______ 5-0
W_____8-0 (6)
W_____8-0 (5)
W_____9-5 (8)
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 3-1
W_______ 5-1
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 4-0
W_______ 5-0
W_______ 6-2
W____14-0 (5)
San Diego State (2-1)
H: (1-1) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Feb. 23, 2012 Catherdal City, Calif._____ W_______ 2-1
San Jose State (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 18, 2010 Fullerton, Calif._________ W_______13-8
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-1)
Feb. 12, 1999 Phoenix, Ariz.__________ L________ 3-5
May 18, 2013 Austin, Texas___________ W____11-2 (5)
South Florida (5-0)
L________
L________
W_______
L________
5-6
0-1
6-5
4-5
Robert Morris (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 6, 1998 Tampa, Fla.____________ W_______ 7-1
St. Edward’s (13-0)
H: (7-0) A: (6-0) N: (0-0)
Feb. 8, 1997 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 8, 1997 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 4, 1998 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 4, 1998 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 3, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
May 7, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
May 4, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
May 4, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 7, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 7, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 6, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 6, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
May 4, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
St. Mary’s (Texas) (2-0)
South Carolina (2-1)
Pittsburgh (2-0)
Oklahoma State (27-14)
H: (15-7) A: (11-6) N: (1-1)
April 19, 1998 Stillwater, Okla._________
May 1, 2005 Stillwater, Okla._________
Oregon (4-4)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Oklahoma Christian (8-0)
H: (8-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Mar. 31, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 31, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 23, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 23, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 16, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 16, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 7, 2007 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 7, 2007 Austin, Texas___________
April 26, 2014 Austin, Texas___________ W____12-1 (5)
April 27, 2014 Austin, Texas___________ W_______ 3-0
W_______ 8-2
W____11-1 (5)
W____10-0 (5)
W_______ 4-3
W_______ 9-0
W_______ 2-0
W_____2-1 (9)
W_______ 3-0
W_______ 5-0
W____10-0 (5)
W_____8-0 (6)
W_____8-0 (5)
W_______ 8-0
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (3-0)
Mar. 8, 1998 Tampa, Fla.____________
Feb. 18, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 20, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
W_______ 1-0
W_____1-0 (8)
W_______ 4-2
W_______ 5-0
W_______ 7-2
Southern Mississippi (3-0)
H: (3-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Stanford (4-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (4-0)
Feb. 12, 2006 Tempe, Ariz.___________
Feb. 10, 2007 Tempe, Ariz.___________
W_______
W_______
W_______
W_______
2-0
2-0
7-6
3-1
St. John’s (2-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
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Stephen F. Austin (13-2)
H: (12-1) A: (1-1) N: (0-0)
Mar. 6, 1997 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 6, 1997 Austin, Texas __________
Feb. 21, 1998 Nacogdoches, Texas_____
Feb. 21, 1998 Nacogdoches, Texas_____
Feb. 5, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 5, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 26, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 26, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 19, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 19, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 5, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 5, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 6, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 13, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
W_______ 3-1
W_______ 8-5
W_______ 3-0
L________ 5-6
W_______ 7-0
W_____8-0 (5)
W_______ 7-0
W_______ 9-2
W____14-1 (5)
W_______ 3-0
W____10-2 (5)
W_______ 4-3
W_______ 1-0
L________ 0-1
W_______ 6-0
Stetson (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
May 19, 2007 Gainesville, Fla._________ W_______ 2-0
Syracuse (3-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (3-0)
Feb. 10, 2006 Tempe, Ariz.___________ W____12-0 (5)
Mar. 2, 2013 Kissimmee, Fla._________ W_______ 2-1
Temple (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Mar. 5, 1999 Tampa, Fla.____________ W_______ 3-0
Tennessee (2-2)
H: (1-0) A: (0-1) N: (1-1)
Feb. 14, 1998 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Mar. 6, 2010 Knoxville, Tenn.________
Feb. 19, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
W_______ 3-2
L________ 2-3
W_____3-2 (9)
L________ 1-2
Tennessee Tech (1-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Texas A&M (20-20)
H: (10-7) A: (7-9) N: (3-4)
April 12, 1997 College Station, Texas____
Mar. 29, 2000 College Station, Texas____
May 18, 2002 Norman, Okla.__________
Mar. 28, 2007 Austin, Texas___________
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L________ 0-2
L______0-9 (6)
L________ 1-6
W_______ 4-0
W_______ 8-2
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 6-0
W_______ 8-0
L________ 3-5
L________ 0-1
L________ 1-3
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 1-0
W_____2-1 (8)
L________ 1-2
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 4-1
L________ 0-6
L_____1-11 (5)
W_______ 3-0
L________ 3-5
W_______ 1-0
L________ 2-4
W_______ 1-0
L________ 0-5
W_______ 5-0
L________ 0-3
April 9, 2008
April 30, 2008
May 10, 2008
April 1, 2009
May 2, 2009
April 7, 2010
April 21, 2010
April 6, 2011
May 4, 2011
April 26, 2012
April 28, 2012
April 29, 2012
College Station, Texas____
L________ 1-3
L________ 1-2
L________ 1-3
W_______ 5-3
L________ 1-6
L________ 0-1
W_______ 4-1
W_______ 4-3
L________ 1-5
L______0-9 (6)
W_______ 7-6
W_______ 4-3
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (25-3)
H: (21-2) A: (1-1) N: (3-0)
Feb. 6, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 6, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
May 15, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 18, 2004 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 18, 2004 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Mar. 3, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 4, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 17, 2007 Austin, Texas___________
May 1, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
May 1, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 5, 2009 Corpus Christi, Texas____
Mar. 5, 2009 Corpus Christi, Texas____
Mar. 25, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 25, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 23, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 23, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 15, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 7, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 9, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 26, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
W_______ 1-0
W_____3-2 (8)
W_______ 3-0
W_______ 7-4
W_______ 4-0
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 4-0
W_______ 7-1
W____3-2 (10)
W_______ 2-1
L________ 1-6
W_______ 7-1
W_______ 3-1
W_______ 4-2
W____10-2 (6)
W_____8-0 (6)
L________ 0-5
W_______ 9-8
W_______ 6-5
W_____4-3 (8)
W____13-4 (5)
L________ 4-8
W_______ 6-0
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 6-5
W_______ 6-0
W_____8-0 (5)
W_____8-0 (5)
Texas Southern (4-0)
H: (4-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Mar. 4, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 1, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
March 2, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
W_____8-0 (5)
W_____8-0 (5)
W_____8-0 (5)
W_____9-1 (6)
Texas State (33-9)*
H: (20-6) A: (12-2) N: (1-1)
Feb. 18, 1998 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 18, 1998 Austin, Texas___________
April 7, 1998 San Marcos, Texas_______
Mar. 11, 1999 San Marcos, Texas_______
Mar. 31, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 1, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 9, 2000 Columbus, Ga.__________
Feb. 16, 2001 San Marcos, Texas_______
Mar. 6, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 20, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 20, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
May 17, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
May 18, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 25, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
W_______ 6-1
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 5-1
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 6-1
W____12-4 (6)
W_______ 9-3
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 8-0
L________ 0-3
L________ 0-3
W_____4-3 (9)
W_____4-3 (8)
L________ 3-5
W_______ 4-0
W____4-3 (12)
W_____8-0 (6)
W_______ 3-0
W_______ 6-0
L______4-5 (8)
Feb. 25, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 19, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 11, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 31, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 9, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
May 20, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 29, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 29, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 8, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 10, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
*Until 2004, known as Southwest Texas
W____12-4 (5)
W_______ 4-0
W_______ 2-0
L______1-2 (9)
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 2-0
L________ 0-3
W_______ 5-4
L________ 1-3
L________ 6-9
W_______ 4-2
L________ 7-9
W_____8-0 (6)
W_______ 2-1
W_______ 6-2
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 5-0
W_______ 7-0
W_______ 7-0
W_______ 7-0
W____19-7 (5)
W____15-6 (6)
Texas Tech (33-7)
H: (14-3) A: (15-2) N: (4-2)
April 27, 1997 Lubbock, Texas_________
May 2, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
May 2, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 27, 2008 Lubbock, Texas_________
Mar. 26, 2009 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 6, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 7, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Apr. 26, 2013 Lubbock, Texas_________
Apr. 27. 2013 Lubbock, Texas_________
Apr. 28, 2013 Lubbock, Texas_________
W_______ 3-0
W_____6-0 (8)
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 3-0
W____1-0 (11)
L________ 0-4
W_______ 1-0
L________ 4-8
L________ 3-8
W_______ 2-0
W_____3-2 (8)
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 1-0
W_______ 7-1
W_______ 8-7
W_______10-1
L_____0-2 (10)
W_______ 3-0
W_______ 6-0
W____11-1 (6)
W_______ 6-1
W_______ 8-2
L________ 4-5
W____10-1 (5)
W_______ 7-0
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 4-0
W_______ 7-2
W____15-2 (5)
W_______ 9-5
W_____8-0 (6)
W_______ 2-1
L________ 2-5
W_______ 8-6
W_______ 4-1
W_______ 4-1
W_______ 5-1
L________ 5-6
W_______ 7-3
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Texas Woman’s (5-0)
H: (3-0) A: (2-0) N: (0-0)
Feb. 23, 1997 Denton, Texas__________
Feb. 23, 1997 Denton, Texas__________
Feb. 28, 1998 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 28, 1998 Austin, Texas___________
W_____3-0 (8)
W_______ 6-0
W_______ 5-0
W_______ 5-2
W_______ 3-0
Tulsa (3-1)
H: (3-1) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Feb. 11, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 31, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 22, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 24, 2013 Austin, Texas___________
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (1-0)
Feb. 27, 2010 Cathedral City, Calif._____ W____14-5 (5)
UCLA (4-9)
L______4-5 (8)
L______4-5 (8)
L______3-4 (8)
L_____0-14 (5)
L________ 0-3
L________ 1-2
W_____3-0 (8)
W_____1-0 (8)
L________ 0-3
L________ 0-2
W_______ 1-0
L______1-9 (6)
W_______ 5-4
UNLV (5-4)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (5-4)
Feb. 13, 1997 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 13, 1998 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 10, 2001 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 7, 2003 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
L________ 2-6
L________ 4-5
W_____1-0 (8)
L________6-10
W_______ 7-1
W_______ 4-0
W_______ 6-0
W_______ 4-1
L________ 4-5
UT Arlington (22-2)
H: (17-2) A: (5-0) N: (0-0)
Feb. 7, 1998 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 7, 1998 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 7, 1999 Arlington, Texas________
Feb. 7, 1999 Arlington, Texas________
Mar. 22, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 22, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 22, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 22, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 7, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 7, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 12, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 12, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 6, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 7, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Arlington, Texas________
W_______ 1-0
W_____9-0 (5)
W_______ 5-1
W_____9-1 (6)
W_______ 3-0
W____11-1 (5)
W____3-2 (10)
W_____8-0 (6)
H: (4-0) A: (3-0) N: (0-0)
Mar. 11, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 11, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 28, 2009 El Paso, Texas__________
Feb. 28, 2009 El Paso, Texas__________
Mar. 1, 2009 El Paso, Texas__________
Mar. 10, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 10, 2010 Austin, Texas___________
W_______ 3-0
W_____8-0 (6)
W_______ 6-4
W_______ 7-6
W____13-4 (6)
W_____9-0 (6)
W_______ 6-1
UTEP (7-0)
W_______ 6-1
W_____9-1 (6)
L________ 4-7
W_____1-0 (8)
UC Davis (1-0)
H: (0-1) A: (1-0) N: (3-8)
Feb. 13, 1999 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 24, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 9, 2002 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Mar. 15, 2005 Los Angeles, Calif._______
Feb. 9, 2007 Tempe, Ariz.___________
Mar. 2, 2005
Mar. 2, 2005
Mar. 1, 2006
Mar. 1, 2006
Feb. 17, 2009
Feb. 17, 2009
Mar. 11, 2010
April 19, 2011
W_______ 3-1
L______1-3 (8)
W_______ 6-4
W_______ 4-1
W____9-6 (10)
W_______ 5-1
W_______ 5-4
W_____9-1 (5)
W_______ 1-0
L________ 3-4
W_____8-0 (6)
W_____9-0 (5)
W_______ 7-0
W_____1-0 (8)
W_____2-1 (8)
W_______ 8-3
UTSA (34-5-1)
H: (22-3-1) A: (11-2) N: (1-0)
April 23, 1997 San Antonio, Texas______
Feb. 20, 1999 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 22, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 22, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 21, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 21, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 20, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 20, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 5, 2003 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 11, 2004 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 9, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 9, 2005 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 21, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 21, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
May 19, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 8, 2007 San Antonio, Texas______
Mar. 22, 2007 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 9, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 9, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 10, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 10, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 11, 2012 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 12, 2014 Austin, Texas___________
W_______ 5-4
W_______ 8-5
W_______ 1-0
L________ 1-2
W_______ 7-1
W_______ 6-0
W_______ 3-2
W____17-0 (5)
W_____9-0 (5)
W_____9-1 (5)
L______2-3 (8)
W_______ 8-4
T____1-1 (11)
L________ 1-3
W_____8-0 (5)
W_____2-1 (8)
W_______ 7-0
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 5-0
W_______ 3-0
W_______ 7-2
W_______ 2-0
W_______ 7-1
W_______ 5-1
W_____8-0 (5)
W_______ 4-0
W_______ 4-1
W_______ 6-1
W_______ 3-1
L________ 2-3
W____10-2 (5)
W_____3-2 (8)
W_______ 6-1
W_______ 3-2
W_______ 8-7
W_______ 4-3
W_____2-1 (8)
W____15-0 (5)
W_____8-0 (5)
L________ 2-4
Utah State (1-0)
H: (1-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Washington (7-13)
H: (2-2) A: (0-2) N: (5-9)
Feb. 13, 1998 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 19, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 19, 2000 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 10, 2001 Seattle, Wash.__________
Mar. 11, 2001 Seattle, Wash.__________
Feb. 13, 2004 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 27, 2004 Columbus, Ga.__________
May 26, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
May 27, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
May 16, 2008 Houston, Texas_________
May 17, 2008 Houston, Texas_________
March 8, 2014 Fullerton, Calif._________
L______0-8 (5)
L________ 2-3
L________ 0-5
L________ 0-6
L________ 0-6
L_____0-11 (5)
L________5-10
W_______12-0
L________ 1-7
L_____4-14 (6)
L________ 2-6
W_______ 3-0
W_______ 1-0
W_____9-1 (6)
W_______ 4-0
L________ 0-4
L________ 1-2
L________ 3-5
W____12-0 (5)
W_______ 4-1
L________ 2-3
L________ 3-6
Western Kentucky (2-0)
H: (2-0) A: (0-0) N: (0-0)
Wichita State (3-1)
H: (1-1) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Feb. 29, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 1, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
W_______10-1
W_______ 5-1
W_______ 9-2
L________ 2-6
Winthrop (2-0)
H: (0-0) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Wisconsin (4-1)
H: (2-1) A: (0-0) N: (2-0)
Feb. 24, 2001 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 8, 2003 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 10, 2006 Tempe, Ariz.___________
Mar. 1, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 17, 2011 Austin, Texas___________
L________ 0-4
W_______ 8-1
W_______ 7-0
W_______ 5-1
W____15-1 (5)
Utah (6-2)
H: (4-1) A: (0-0) N: (2-1)
Feb. 12, 1999 Phoenix, Ariz.__________
Feb. 13, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 13, 2002 Austin, Texas___________
May 21, 2006 Austin, Texas___________
Feb. 11, 2007 Tempe, Ariz.___________
Feb. 29, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
Mar. 2, 2008 Austin, Texas___________
W_______ 3-1
W_______ 3-0
W_______ 2-1
W_______13-6
W_______ 3-0
L_____4-5 (10)
L________ 4-5
W_______ 2-0
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*Big 12 Conference game; rankings
are coaches poll at time of contest;
all games seven innings unless noted
Year-by-Year Results
1997
1998
1999
Overall Record: 30-24
6-10 Big 12 (Seventh)
11-5 Big 12 (Third)
Women’s College World Series
Final National Rank: 7th
10-4 Big 12 (Second)
NCAA Regional
Feb. 4
at St. Edward’s____________ 10-0 (5)____ W
at St. Edward’s____________ 4-3 ________ W
Feb. 7
UT Arlington_____________ 6-4 ________ W
UT Arlington_____________ 4-1 ________ W
Feb. 13-14 ASU/Coca-Cola Classic (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Feb. 13 vs. No. 3 Washington______ 2-3 _________ L
vs. UNLV________________ 4-5 _________ L
Feb. 14 vs. No. 25 Tennessee_______ 3-2 ________ W
vs. No. 1 Arizona__________ 1-9 (5)______ L
vs. No. 2 Fresno State______ 3-1 ________ W
Feb. 18 Southwest Texas___________ 5-1 ________ W
Southwest Texas___________ 3-2 ________ W
Feb. 21 at Stephen F. Austin________ 3-0 ________ W
at Stephen F. Austin________ 5-6 _________ L
Feb. 26 at UTSA_________________ 1-0 ________ W
at UTSA_________________ 1-2 _________ L
Feb. 28 Texas Woman’s___________ 5-0 ________ W
Texas Woman’s___________ 5-2 ________ W
March 5-8 Speedline Invitational (Tampa, Fla.)
March 5 vs. Florida Atlantic_________ 2-5 _________ L
vs. Michigan State_________ 5-0 ________ W
vs. Mississippi____________ 2-0 ________ W
March 6 vs. Robert Morris__________ 7-1 ________ W
vs. Hofstra_______________ 1-0 ________ W
March 7 vs. Indiana State___________ 3-1 ________ W
vs. No. 12 Florida State_____ 9-1 (6)_____ W
March 8 vs. No. 2 Michigan_________ 2-0 ________ W
vs. No. 7 South Florida_____ 1-0 ________ W
March 11 Bowling Green____________ 5-0 ________ W
Bowling Green____________ 4-2 ________ W
March 14 North Carolina____________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
March 19-22 Kia Klassic (Fullerton, Calif.)
March 19 vs. UNLV________________ 1-0 (8)_____ W
vs. No. 22 Cal State Northridge__ 5-3 ________ W
March 20 vs. Georgia State___________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
vs. No. 18 Oregon State_____ 1-0 ________ W
March 21 vs. No. 24 SW Louisiana____ 4-0 ________ W
March 22 vs. No. 6 Oklahoma________ 2-0 ________ W
vs. No. 1 Arizona__________ 1-2 _________ L
March 28 at No. 12 Nebraska*________ 0-2 _________ L
at No. 12 Nebraska*________ 0-4 _________ L
March 29 vs. Iowa State (at NU)*_____ 3-2 ________ W
April 1 UTSA___________________ 7-1 ________ W
UTSA___________________ 6-0 ________ W
April 4 No. 11 Missouri*__________ 2-1 ________ W
No. 11 Missouri*__________ 0-1 _________ L
April 5 Kansas*_________________ 2-1 ________ W
Kansas*_________________ 2-4 _________ L
April 7 at Southwest Texas_________ 6-1 ________ W
at Southwest Texas_________ 12-4 (6)____ W
April 10 Texas A&M*_____________ 4-0 ________ W
April 11 at Texas A&M*___________ 8-2 ________ W
April 18 at No. 5 Oklahoma*________ 1-0 ________ W
at No. 5 Oklahoma*________ 4-5 _________ L
April 19 at No. 10 Oklahoma State*__ 10-0 (5)____ W
at No. 10 Oklahoma State*__ 7-4 ________ W
April 25 Baylor*__________________ 11-0 (5)____ W
Baylor*__________________ 1-0 ________ W
April 26 No. 17 Texas Tech*________ 1-0 ________ W
May 1-2 Big 12 Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
May 1
vs. Kansas________________ 1-0 ________ W
vs. No. 6 Oklahoma________ 0-1 _________ L
May 2
vs. No. 17 Texas Tech______ 3-0 ________ W
vs. No. 6 Nebraska_________ 0-1 (10)_____ L
May 15-17 NCAA Region 6 Tournament (Clearwater, Fla.)
May 15 vs. No. 16 Arizona State_____ 6-0 ________ W
May 16 vs. No. 6 South Florida_____ 1-0 (8)_____ W
May 17 vs. No. 6 South Florida_____ 4-2 ________ W
May 21-23 Women’s College World Series
(Oklahoma City, Okla.)
May 21 vs. No. 2 Michigan_________ 2-7 _________ L
May 23 vs. No. 5 Nebraska_________ 1-2 _________ L
Feb. 3
at St. Edward’s____________ 9-0________ W
Feb. 7
at UT Arlington___________ 9-6 (10)____ W
at UT Arlington___________ 5-1________ W
Feb. 12-14 Fiesta Bowl Tournament (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Feb. 12 vs. Utah_________________ 3-1________ W
vs. South Carolina_________ 3-5_________ L
Feb. 13 vs. No. 13 Long Beach State___ 8-2________ W
vs. California_____________ 6-3________ W
vs. No. 3 UCLA___________ 4-5 (8)______ L
Feb. 14 vs. No. 10 Massachusetts____ 1-3_________ L
Feb. 19-21 Texas Invitational (Austin, Texas)
Feb. 19 No. 19 Alabama___________ 1-7_________ L
No. 2 Arizona_____________ 1-0________ W
Feb. 20 UTSA___________________ 3-2________ W
No. 19 Alabama___________ 2-0________ W
Feb. 21 No. 2 Arizona_____________ 0-5_________ L
Feb. 25 Creighton________________ 1-0________ W
Creighton________________ 3-0________ W
March 2 Sam Houston State________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
Sam Houston State________ 5-0________ W
March 4-6 Speedline Invitational (Tampa, Fla.)
March 4 vs. Purdue_______________ 5-6_________ L
vs. Chattanooga___________ 6-0________ W
March 5 vs. No. 25 Florida__________ 7-0________ W
vs. Temple_______________ 3-0________ W
March 6 vs. Michigan State_________ 3-4_________ L
vs. No. 17 Illinois-Chicago__ 0-1_________ L
March 11 at Southwest Texas_________ 9-3________ W
March 18 vs. No. 7 SW Louisiana_____ 2-6_________ L
vs. No. 3 Fresno State______ 2-1________ W
March 19 vs. No. 12 Oregon State_____ 1-2_________ L
vs. No. 25 DePaul__________ 3-2 (8)_____ W
March 20 vs. No. 5 Oklahoma________ 5-1________ W
March 21 vs. No. 7 SW Louisiana_____ 1-0________ W
vs. No. 6 Arizona State _____ 2-3_________ L
March 27 Iowa State*_______________ 8-3________ W
Iowa State*_______________ 1-0________ W
March 28 Nebraska*________________ 4-1________ W
Nebraska*________________ 1-3_________ L
March 31 Southwest Texas___________ 2-0________ W
April 2 at No. 18 Texas A&M*______ 1-0________ W
April 8 Southwest Texas___________ 8-0________ W
April 10 No. 19 Texas A&M*________ 1-0________ W
April 11 Georgia Southern__________ 4-2________ W
Georgia Southern__________ 4-0________ W
April 13 at UTSA_________________ 17-0 (5)____ W
at UTSA_________________ 9-0 (5)_____ W
April 17 Oklahoma State*__________ 1-0 (8)_____ W
Oklahoma State*__________ 2-1________ W
April 18 No. 8 Oklahoma*__________ 1-2 (10)_____ L
No. 8 Oklahoma*__________ 1-0 (8) _____ W
April 21 Centenary________________ 11-1 (5)____ W
Centenary________________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
April 24 at Kansas*_______________ 0-1_________ L
at Kansas*_______________ 1-2_________ L
May 2
at Baylor*________________ 5-1________ W
at Baylor*________________ 5-0________ W
May 7
St. Edward’s______________ 2-0________ W
May 13 vs. No. 23 Texas A&M______ 6-0________ W
vs. No. 22 Missouri________ 8-6 (8)_____ W
May 14 vs. Texas Tech____________ 1-0 (11)____ W
May 15 vs. Nebraska______________ 4-2________ W
May 20-22 NCAA Region 8 Tournament (Chicago, Ill.)
May 20 vs. Cornell_______________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
May 21 vs. No. 19 Oregon_________ 0-6_________ L
May 22 at No. 10 Illinois-Chicago___ 1-4_________ L
Feb. 8
at St. Edward’s____________ 8-2________ W
at St. Edward’s____________ 11-1 (5)____ W
Feb. 13-15 ASU/Coca-Cola Spring Tournament (Phoenix, Ariz.)
Feb. 13 vs. No. 13 UNLV__________ 2-6_________ L
vs. Oregon_______________ 11-9_______ W
Feb. 14 vs. No. 1 Arizona__________ 2-6_________ L
vs. Ohio State_____________ 6-7_________ L
Feb. 15 vs. No. 12 Cal State Fullerton__ 7-3________ W
vs. No. 25 Arizona State_____ 9-7________ W
Feb. 22 Northwood ______________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
Northwood_______________ 3-2________ W
Feb. 23 at Texas Woman’s_________ 3-0 (8)_____ W
at Texas Woman’s_________ 6-0________ W
March 1 St. Mary’s (Texas)_________ 4-0________ W
St. Mary’s (Texas)_________ 6-5 (9)_____ W
March 2 at Incarnate Word_________ 10-0 (5)____ W
at Incarnate Word_________ 6-1________ W
March 6 Stephen F. Austin__________ 3-1________ W
Stephen F. Austin__________ 8-5________ W
March 9-10 Games played in Tampa, Fla.
March 9 vs. Indiana State___________ 11-0_______ W
vs. Marshall______________ 2-4_________ L
March 10 vs. East Carolina__________ 4-5_________ L
vs. Florida Southern________ 0-3_________ L
March 20-22 Pony Tournament (Fullerton, Calif.)
March 20 vs. Florida________________ 0-3_________ L
vs. No. 2 Fresno State______ 1-6_________ L
March 21 vs. No. 21 Cal State Northridge__ 2-11 (6)_____ L
vs. No. 5 Washington______ 0-8 (5)______ L
March 22 vs. Ohio State_____________ 10-1 (5)____ W
March 27 Sam Houston State________ 2-4_________ L
March 29 Nebraska*________________ 1-5_________ L
Nebraska*________________ 4-3________ W
Iowa State*_______________ 1-0________ W
April 5 at No. 12 Missouri*________ 2-9_________ L
at No. 12 Missouri*________ 1-2_________ L
April 6 at No. 25 Kansas*__________ 0-3_________ L
at No. 25 Kansas*__________ 1-8_________ L
April 10 UT Arlington_____________ 3-1________ W
UT Arlington_____________ 1-3 (8)______ L
April 12 at Texas A&M*___________ 0-2_________ L
April 13 Texas A&M*_____________ 0-9 (6)______ L
April 16 Southwest Texas___________ 6-1________ W
Southwest Texas___________ 2-1________ W
April 19 No. 7 Oklahoma*__________ 4-1________ W
No. 7 Oklahoma*__________ 0-10 (5)_____ L
April 20 No. 17 Oklahoma State*____ 4-5 (8)______ L
No. 17 Oklahoma State*____ 0-4_________ L
April 23 at UTSA_________________ 5-4________ W
at UTSA_________________ 8-5________ W
April 27 at Texas Tech*____________ 3-0________ W
at Texas Tech*____________ 6-0 (8)_____ W
May 2
vs. Iowa State_____________ 1-0________ W
vs. No. 7 Oklahoma________ 5-6_________ L
May 3
vs. Texas A&M____________ 1-6_________ L
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2000
2001
2002
Overall Record: 30-27-1
11-5 Big 12 (Third)
NCAA Regional
5-13 Big 12 (Ninth)
17-1 Big 12 (First)
NCAA Regional
Feb. 5
Stephen F. Austin__________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
Feb. 6
at UTSA_________________ 9-1 (5)_____ W
at UTSA_________________ 2-3 (8)______ L
Feb. 10-13 Chevron Paradise Classic (Honolulu, Hawai’i)
Feb. 10 vs. No. 15 Long Beach State___ 0-2 (8)______ L
Feb. 11 vs. No. 1 UCLA___________ 4-5 (8)______ L
at No. 20 Hawai’i__________ 4-1________ W
Feb. 12 vs. Hofstra_______________ 1-3_________ L
vs. Texas Tech____________ 0-4_________ L
Feb. 13 vs. No. 15 Long Beach State __ 6-5 (8)_____ W
at No. 20 Hawai’i__________ 5-6_________ L
Feb. 18 South Florida_____________ 5-0________ W
No. 7 LSU________________ 2-6 (8)______ L
Feb. 19 No. 2 Washington_________ 0-5_________ L
No. 2 Washington_________ 0-6_________ L
Feb. 20 South Florida_____________ 7-2________ W
Feb. 22 UTSA___________________ 8-4________ W
UTSA___________________ 1-1 (11)_____ T
Feb. 24 Illinois State______________ 2-1 (8)_____ W
Illinois State______________ 1-0________ W
March 1 Southwest Texas___________ 0-3_________ L
March 3-5 NFCA Leadoff Classic (Columbus, Ga.)
March 3 vs. Harvard_______________ 9-0________ W
March 4 vs. Florida State___________ 1-0________ W
vs. No. 6 Oklahoma________ 1-8_________ L
March 5 vs. No. 14 Michigan________ 0-7_________ L
March 9 at Southwest Texas_________ 0-3_________ L
March 15 vs. No. 3 Arizona State______ 0-2_________ L
March 16 vs. Cal State Northridge_____ 2-3 (10)_____ L
March 17 vs. Notre Dame___________ 2-4_________ L
vs. No. 1 Washington______ 0-6_________ L
March 18 at No. 9 Cal State Fullerton___ 3-2________ W
March 22 UT Arlington_____________ 5-4________ W
UT Arlington_____________ 9-1 (5)_____ W
March 25 Kansas*_________________ 2-0________ W
March 26 Kansas*_________________ 5-0________ W
March 29 at Texas A&M*___________ 8-0________ W
April 1 at Missouri*______________ 2-1________ W
April 2 at Missouri*______________ 1-3_________ L
April 6 at Baylor*________________ 2-0________ W
April 8 No. 6 Oklahoma*__________ 1-5_________ L
April 15 at Iowa State*_____________ 7-0________ W
at Iowa State*_____________ 2-1________ W
April 19 Baylor*__________________ 6-1________ W
April 22 No. 22 Oklahoma State*____ 3-2 (10)____ W
No. 22 Oklahoma State*____ 9-1 (5)_____ W
April 26 Texas A&M*_____________ 3-5_________ L
April 29 at No. 20 Nebraska*________ 2-3_________ L
May 4
St. Edward’s______________ 2-1 (9)_____ W
St. Edward’s______________ 3-0________ W
May 11 vs. Texas Tech____________ 4-8_________ L
vs. Iowa State_____________ 4-3________ W
May 12 vs. No. 4 Oklahoma________ 0-11 (5)_____ L
May 18-20 NCAA Region 6 Tournament (Fresno, Calif.)
May 18 vs. No. 12 Cal State Fullerton__ 1-2_________ L
May 19 vs. Maryland-Baltimore Co._ 6-0________ W
May 20 vs. Florida________________ 2-5 (8)______ L
Feb. 7
St. Edward’s______________ 5-0________ W
St. Edward’s______________ 10-0 (5)____ W
Feb. 9
vs. No. 3 Arizona__________ 0-14 (5)_____ L
vs. New Mexico State______ 2-8_________ L
Feb. 10 vs. UNLV_______________ 6-10________ L
vs. No. 6 Arizona State_____ 0-5_________ L
Feb. 11 vs. No. 20 Oregon_________ 6-5________ W
Feb. 14 at Houston_______________ 3-1________ W
at Houston_______________ 3-2________ W
Feb. 16-17 Southwest Texas Invitational (San Marcos, Texas)
Feb. 16 at Southwest Texas_________ 4-3 (9)_____ W
at Southwest Texas_________ 4-3 (8)_____ W
Feb. 17 vs. Missouri-Kansas City____ 5-0________ W
vs. Missouri-Kansas City____ 10-0 (5)____ W
Feb. 21 UTSA___________________ 1-3_________ L
UTSA___________________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
Feb. 23 No. 11 Cal State Fullerton___ 1-3_________ L
Feb. 24 Wisconsin_______________ 0-4_________ L
No. 1 UCLA______________ 3-4 (8)______ L
Feb. 25 No. 11 Cal State Fullerton___ 3-4 (8)______ L
March 6 No. 20 Southwest Texas_____ 3-5_________ L
March 7 Houston_________________ 3-2________ W
Houston_________________ 5-3________ W
March 10 at No. 13 Washington______ 0-11 (5)_____ L
March 11 at No. 13 Washington______ 5-10________ L
March 14 vs. New Mexico State_______ 3-0________ W
March 15 vs. No. 12 Washington______ 12-0_______ W
March 16 vs. Hawai’i_______________ 2-4 (9)______ L
March 17 vs. No. 2 Arizona__________ 2-1________ W
March 18 vs. No. 11 DePaul__________ 0-2_________ L
UT Arlington_____________ 3-4_________ L
March 24 at Kansas*_______________ 1-2_________ L
March 25 at Kansas*_______________ 3-6_________ L
March 29 No. 21 Baylor*____________ 1-0________ W
March 31 Missouri*________________ 3-1________ W
April 1 Missouri*________________ 3-6_________ L
April 4 No. 23 Texas A&M*________ 0-1_________ L
April 7 at No. 7 Oklahoma*________ 1-4_________ L
April 8 at No. 7 Oklahoma*________ 4-7_________ L
April 14 Iowa State*_______________ 5-3________ W
Iowa State*_______________ 3-2________ W
April 16 at No. 23 Baylor*__________ 0-2_________ L
April 18 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 1-0________ W
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 3-2 (8)_____ W
April 21 at Oklahoma State*________ 0-4_________ L
at Oklahoma State*________ 3-4 (9)______ L
April 25 at No. 23 Texas A&M*______ 1-3_________ L
April 28 No. 11 Nebraska*__________ 0-2_________ L
April 29 No. 11 Nebraska*__________ 0-10 (5)_____ L
May 2
Texas Tech*______________ 3-8_________ L
Texas Tech*______________ 2-0________ W
May 9 Big 12 Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
May 9
vs. Missouri______________ 0-1_________ L
Feb. 6
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 3-0________ W
Feb. 8
vs. No. 1 Arizona__________ 0-3_________ L
vs. No. 24 Massachusetts____ 1-9 (5)______ L
Feb. 9
vs. No. 2 UCLA___________ 0-14 (5)_____ L
vs. No. 5 California________ 2-1________ W
Feb. 10 vs. No. 10 Cal State Fullerton__ 1-9 (5)______ L
Feb. 13 Utah____________________ 3-0________ W
Utah____________________ 2-1________ W
Feb. 15-17 Fastpitch Express College Classic
(San Antonio, Texas)
Feb. 15 vs. No. 17 Southwest Texas__ 4-0________ W
at UTSA_________________ 2-1 (8)_____ W
Feb. 16 vs. Bethune-Cookman______ 5-3________ W
vs. Purdue_______________ 0-1_________ L
Feb. 17 vs. Wichita State___________ 10-1_______ W
vs. Kentucky______________ 1-2 (8)______ L
Feb. 20 UTSA___________________ 7-0________ W
UTSA___________________ 3-2________ W
Feb. 26 Stephen F. Austin__________ 7-0________ W
March 1-3 Sunshine Classic (Tallahassee, Fla.)
March 1 vs. No. 22 Mississippi St.____ 1-0 (14)____ W
March 3 at No. 18 Florida State______ 0-1_________ L
March 6 St. Edward’s______________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
St. Edward’s______________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
March 7 UT Arlington_____________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
UT Arlington_____________ 9-0 (5)_____ W
March 9 Southern Mississippi_______ 5-0________ W
Southern Mississippi_______ 4-0________ W
March 13-17 Kia Klassic Tournament (Fullerton, Calif.)
March 13 vs. No. 8 Arizona State______ 2-3 (8)______ L
March 14 vs. No. 14 DePaul__________ 1-0 (8)_____ W
March 15 vs. New Mexico___________ 9-1 (6)_____ W
vs. No. 6 Oklahoma________ 1-0________ W
March 16 vs. Cal State Northridge_____ 2-0________ W
March 17 vs. No. 22 Florida State_____ 4-2________ W
at No. 9 Cal State Fullerton___ 0-2 (9)______ L
March 20 Southwest Texas___________ 4-3 (12)____ W
Southwest Texas___________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
March 23 Missouri*________________ 9-2________ W
March 24 Missouri*________________ 5-4________ W
March 27 at Baylor*________________ 2-0________ W
March 30 at Kansas*_______________ 2-1________ W
at Kansas*_______________ 2-1________ W
April 6 No. 4 Nebraska*___________ 3-4 (9)______ L
No. 4 Nebraska*___________ 3-2 (8)_____ W
April 10 No. 22 Baylor*____________ 2-0________ W
April 14 at No. 9 Oklahoma*________ 2-1 (10)____ W
at No. 9 Oklahoma*________ 3-2________ W
April 17 at Texas Tech*____________ 3-2 (8)_____ W
at Texas Tech*____________ 2-0________ W
at Iowa State*_____________ 1-0________ W
April 24 No. 24 Texas A&M *_______ 1-0________ W
April 27 Oklahoma State*__________ 5-0________ W
April 28 Oklahoma State*__________ 2-1 (12)____ W
May 2
vs. Iowa State_____________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
May 3
vs. No. 24 Texas A&M______ 2-1 (8)_____ W
May 4
vs. No. 12 Oklahoma_______ 0-4_________ L
May 5
vs. No. 12 Oklahoma_______ 2-0________ W
vs. No. 7 Nebraska_________ 1-0________ W
May 16-18 NCAA Region 5 Tournament (Norman, Okla.)
May 16 vs. Army_________________ 4-0________ W
May 17 vs. Arkansas______________ 6-2________ W
May 18 at No. 13 Oklahoma________ 0-4_________ L
May 18 vs. No. 23 Texas A&M______ 1-2_________ L
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2003
2004
2005
15-2 Big 12 (First)
5-13 Big 12 (Eighth)
11-6 Big 12 (Third)
Feb. 5
Sam Houston State________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
Feb. 7
vs. UNLV________________ 7-1________ W
vs. No. 13 Arizona State_____ 1-0________ W
Feb. 8
vs. Wisconsin_____________ 8-1________ W
Feb. 9
vs. No. 2 Arizona__________ 2-1________ W
Feb. 12 UT Arlington_____________ 7-0________ W
UT Arlington_____________ 1-0 (8)_____ W
Feb. 14-16 Fastpitch Express Classic (San Antonio, Texas)
Feb. 14 vs. Missouri State__________ 9-1 (5)_____ W
vs. Bethune-Cookman______ 2-1________ W
Feb. 15 vs. Wichita State___________ 5-1________ W
vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi_ 4-0________ W
Feb. 16 at UTSA_________________ 5-0________ W
Feb. 19 Stephen F. Austin__________ 14-1 (5)____ W
Feb. 28-March 2 Time Warner Cable Texas Invitational
(Austin, Texas)
Feb. 28 No. 19 Michigan__________ 0-2_________ L
North Carolina____________ 7-0________ W
March 1 Florida__________________ 4-3 (9)_____ W
Florida__________________ 1-0________ W
March 2 No. 19 Michigan__________ 2-3 (8)______ L
March 5 UTSA___________________ 5-0________ W
March 6 Eastern Michigan__________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
Eastern Michigan__________ 7-1________ W
March 12-14 Kia Klassic
(Fullerton, Calif., bracket play canceled)
March 12 at No. 9 Cal State Fullerton__ 0-1_________ L
March 13 vs. No. 5 Washington______ 1-7_________ L
March 14 vs. Hawai’i_______________ 3-5_________ L
March 20 Houston_________________ 3-0________ W
March 26 Baylor*__________________ 6-1________ W
March 29 at No. 7 Nebraska*_________ 1-0 (10)____ W
March 30 at No. 7 Nebraska*_________ 1-3_________ L
April 2 Texas Tech*______________ 2-0________ W
Texas Tech*______________ 1-0________ W
April 11 No. 4 Oklahoma*__________ 1-0 (9)_____ W
April 16 at Baylor*________________ 4-0________ W
April 19 Kansas*_________________ 1-0________ W
Kansas*_________________ 7-0________ W
April 26 at No. 15 Oklahoma State*__ 1-0________ W
May 1
vs. Texas Tech____________ 7-1________ W
May 2
vs. No. 5 Oklahoma________ 1-0________ W
May 3
vs. No. 7 Nebraska_________ 2-0________ W
May 4
vs. No. 5 Oklahoma________ 1-0________ W
May 15-18 NCAA Region 3 Tournament (Austin, Texas)
May 15 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 4-0________ W
May 16 No. 12 LSU_______________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
May 17 Southwest Texas___________ 3-0________ W
May 18 Southwest Texas___________ 6-0________ W
May 22-25 Women’s College World Series
May 22 vs. No. 23 Louisiana________ 3-2________ W
May 23 vs. No. 7 California________ 1-0________ W
May 25 vs. No. 2 UCLA___________ 0-3_________ L
vs. No. 2 UCLA___________ 1-2_________ L
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Feb. 6-8 Time Warner Cable Texas Invitational
(Austin, Texas)
Feb. 6
UT Arlington_____________ 2-1 (8)_____ W
Feb. 7
Houston_________________ 8-7 (9)_____ W
UT Arlington_____________ 8-3________ W
Feb. 8
Houston_________________ 1-0________ W
Feb. 13 vs. No. 13 Cal State Fullerton__ 3-10 (8)_____ L
vs. No. 5 Washington______ 4-14 (6)_____ L
Feb. 14 vs. Ohio State_____________ 3-1________ W
vs. No. 2 Arizona__________ 0-7_________ L
Feb. 15 vs. No. 20 Oregon_________ 1-4 (5)______ L
Feb. 18 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 7-1 ________ W
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 3-2 (10)____ W
Feb. 25 Texas State_______________ 4-5 (8)______ L
Texas State_______________ 12-4 (5)____ W
Feb. 27-29 NFCA Lead-Off Classic (Columbus, Ga.)
Feb. 27 vs. No. 4 Washington______ 2-6_________ L
vs. No. 10 Florida State_____ 1-2 ( 8)______ L
Feb. 28 vs. Army_________________ 6-3________ W
Feb. 29 vs. DePaul_______________ 7-1________ W
vs. No. 3 California________ 1-10 (5)_____ L
March 5 Stephen F. Austin__________ 10-2 (5)____ W
March 8 Northwestern State________ 3-2________ W
March 11 UTSA___________________ 7-2________ W
March 18-20 Hawai’i Invitational (Honolulu, Hawai’i)
March 18 vs. No. 3 California________ 1-7_________ L
March 20 vs. Utah_________________ 13-6_______ W
March 27 Missouri*________________ 0-3_________ L
March 28 Missouri*________________ 2-6_________ L
March 31 Oklahoma Christian_______ 8-0 (6)_____ W
Oklahoma Christian_______ 5-0________ W
April 3 at No. 13 Oklahoma*_______ 2-3_________ L
April 7 Texas A&M*_____________ 0-6_________ L
at Texas Tech*____________ 10-1_______ W
at Iowa State*_____________ 5-1________ W
April 21 No. 22 Baylor*____________ 2-4_________ L
April 25 Oklahoma State*__________ 4-7_________ L
April 28 at No. 24 Texas A&M*______ 1-11 (5)_____ L
May 1
at Kansas*_______________ 0-3_________ L
May 2
at Kansas*_______________ 1-3_________ L
May 5
at No. 21 Baylor*__________ 2-7_________ L
May 12 vs. Iowa State_____________ 2-0________ W
vs. No. 13 Nebraska________ 1-2_________ L
May 14 vs. No. 21 Baylor__________ 1-2_________ L
Feb. 5
Houston_________________ 4-0________ W
Houston_________________ 6-0________ W
Feb. 6
Houston_________________ 5-4________ W
Feb. 16 at Texas State_____________ 4-0________ W
at Texas State_____________ 2-0________ W
Feb. 23 Oklahoma Christian_______ 2-0________ W
Oklahoma Christian_______ 8-0 (5)_____ W
Feb. 25-27 Palm Springs Classic (Cathedral City, Calif.)
Feb. 25 vs. No. 1 California________ 0-1_________ L
vs. BYU_________________ 1-0________ W
Feb. 26 vs. Loyola Marymount______ 8-2________ W
vs. No. 23 Long Beach State__ 0-1 (8)______ L
Feb. 27 vs. No. 4 UCLA___________ 3-0 (8)_____ W
March 2 at UT Arlington___________ 1-0________ W
at UT Arlington___________ 9-0 (5)_____ W
March 4 Evansville________________ 3-0________ W
March 5 Evansville________________ 2-0________ W
Evansville________________ 0-2_________ L
March 9 UTSA___________________ 2-0________ W
UTSA___________________ 7-1________ W
March 11 UTEP___________________ 3-0________ W
UTEP___________________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
March 15 at No. 7 UCLA____________ 1-0 (8)_____ W
March 17 vs. No. 22 Florida State_____ 7-2________ W
vs. No. 1 Arizona__________ 1-0 (10)____ W
March 18 vs. Long Beach State_______ 8-4________ W
March 19 vs. No. 21 Arizona State_____ 1-0 (8)_____ W
March 20 vs. No. 4 Michigan_________ 0-7_________ L
March 23 North Texas______________ 4-1________ W
North Texas______________ 2-0________ W
March 25 Kansas*_________________ 4-1________ W
March 30 at No. 8 Baylor*___________ 0-2_________ L
April 2 at No. 22 Nebraska*________ 6-0________ W
April 13 No. 8 Baylor*_____________ 1-0________ W
April 16 at No. 18 Missouri*________ 2-3 (13)_____ L
April 17 at No. 18 Missouri*________ 1-0________ W
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 1-6_________ L
April 24 Iowa State*_______________ 0-1_________ L
April 26 Texas Tech*______________ 0-2 (10)_____ L
Texas Tech*______________ 3-0________ W
April 30 at Oklahoma State*________ 2-1________ W
May 1
at Oklahoma State*________ 2-1________ W
May 4
at St. Edward’s____________ 8-0________ W
May 12 vs. Kansas________________ 1-0 (8)_____ W
vs. No. 24 Nebraska________ 3-0________ W
May 13 vs. No. 10 Oklahoma_______ 3-1________ W
May 14 vs. No. 18 Missouri________ 2-0________ W
May 20-22 NCAA Austin Regional (Austin, Texas)
May 20 Massachusetts____________ 1-0________ W
May 21 Mississippi State___________ 2-0________ W
May 27-28 NCAA Austin Super Regional (Austin, Texas)
May 27 Bethune-Cookman_________ 1-0 (9)_____ W
May 28 Bethune-Cookman_________ 6-1________ W
June 2-5 Women’s College World Series
June 2 vs. No. 8 Alabama_________ 3-0________ W
June 3 vs. No. 1 Michigan_________ 0-4_________ L
June 5 vs. No. 3 Arizona__________ 1-0 (11)____ W
vs. No. 12 UCLA__________ 0-3_________ L
TEXAS SOFTBALL
2006
2007
2008
15-2 Big 12 (First)
8-10 Big 12 (Sixth)
NCAA Regional
9-9 Big 12 (T-Fourth)
NCAA Houston Regional
Feb. 10-12 Kajikawa Classic (Tempe, Ariz.)
Feb. 10 vs. Wisconsin_____________ 7-0________ W
vs. Syracuse______________ 12-0 (5)____ W
Feb. 11 vs. No. 5 Arizona__________ 0-1_________ L
vs. No. 11 Northwestern____ 3-0________ W
Feb. 12 vs. No. 7 Stanford_________ 2-0________ W
Feb. 15 Sam Houston State________ 2-0________ W
Feb. 16 Oklahoma Christian_______ 3-1________ W
Oklahoma Christian_______ 16-0 (5)____ W
Feb. 17 Fordham________________ 1-0________ W
Fordham________________ 5-3________ W
Feb. 21 UTSA___________________ 5-1________ W
UTSA___________________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
Feb. 24 vs. Long Island____________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
vs. No. 6 Stanford_________ 2-0________ W
Feb. 25 vs. No. 23 Fresno State______ 7-2________ W
vs. UNLV________________ 4-0________ W
Feb. 26 vs. No. 1 Arizona__________ 1-0________ W
UT Arlington_____________ 9-1 (6)_____ W
March 3-5 Time Warner Texas Invitational (Austin, Texas)
March 3 Mississippi_______________ 4-0________ W
Texas A&M Corpus Christi__ 7-1________ W
March 4 Houston_________________ 3-0________ W
Texas A&M Corpus Christi__ 3-1________ W
March 5 Houston_________________ 3-2________ W
North Texas______________ 9-1 (5)_____ W
March 9 at Texas State_____________ 1-2 (9)______ L
March 16-19 Judi Garman Classic (Fullerton, Calif.)
March 16 vs. No. 14 Washington______ 3-0________ W
March 17 vs. No. 10 Louisiana________ 6-5________ W
vs. No. 9 Michigan_________ 0-2_________ L
March 18 vs. Notre Dame___________ 6-5________ W
March 19 vs. No. 1 Arizona__________ 1-0 (9)_____ W
vs. No. 18 Texas A&M______ 1-0________ W
March 22 Georgia Tech_____________ 1-0________ W
Georgia Tech_____________ 5-3________ W
March 25 No. 17 Nebraska*__________ 2-0________ W
March 26 No. 17 Nebraska*__________ 5-4________ W
March 29 No. 20 Baylor*____________ 2-1________ W
at Iowa State*_____________ 6-0________ W
April 8 Missouri*________________ 4-3________ W
April 9 Missouri*________________ 1-0________ W
April 12 Texas State_______________ 1-0________ W
April 14 at No. 17 Oklahoma*_______ 9-4________ W
April 15 at No. 17 Oklahoma*_______ 2-0________ W
April 22 at Kansas*_______________ 1-0________ W
April 23 at Kansas*_______________ 0-1_________ L
April 29 Oklahoma State*__________ 1-0 (8)_____ W
May 3
at No. 18 Baylor*__________ 6-3________ W
May 10 vs. Oklahoma State________ 1-2_________ L
May 11 vs. No. 16 Texas A&M______ 0-5_________ L
May 19-21 NCAA Austin Regional (Austin, Texas)
May 19 UTSA___________________ 4-0________ W
May 20 Indiana__________________ 3-0________ W
May 21 Utah____________________ 3-0________ W
May 26-27 NCAA Austin Super Regional (Austin, Texas)
May 26 No. 17 Washington________ 1-0________ W
May 27 No. 17 Washington________ 9-1 (6)_____ W
June 1-3 Women’s College World Series (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
June 1 vs. No. 7 Arizona State______ 2-0________ W
June 2 vs. No. 2 Arizona__________ 0-2_________ L
June 3 vs. No. 1 UCLA___________ 0-2_________ L
Feb. 9-11 Kajikawa Classic (Tempe, Ariz.)
Feb. 9
vs. No. 3 UCLA___________ 1-0________ W
vs. Cal State Northridge_____ 5-3________ W
Feb. 10 vs. No. 8 Stanford_________ 7-6________ W
vs. Long Beach State_______ 10-3_______ W
Feb. 11 vs. Utah_________________ 4-5 (10)_____ L
Feb. 16-18 Texas Classic (Austin, Texas)
Feb. 16 San Diego State___________ 0-3_________ L
North Texas______________ 10-2 (6)____ W
Feb. 17 Texas A&M Corpus Christi__ 4-2________ W
North Texas______________ 7-1________ W
Feb. 18 San Diego State___________ 5-0________ W
Feb. 23 vs. No. 15 Washington______ 4-0________ W
vs. Maryland_____________ 2-3_________ L
Feb. 24 vs. Nevada_______________ 7-3________ W
vs. Ohio State_____________ 6-5________ W
Feb. 25 vs. No. 6 Oregon State______ 2-0________ W
March 2-4 Time Warner Cable Texas Invitational
(Austin, Texas)
March 2 Sam Houston State________ 5-1________ W
St. John’s________________ 6-4________ W
March 3 Drake___________________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
St. John’s________________ 7-0________ W
March 4 Drake___________________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
March 7 Oklahoma Christian_______ 12-0 (5)____ W
Oklahoma Christian_______ 3-0________ W
March 8 at UTSA_________________ 4-1________ W
March 13 vs. UNLV (game played in Fullerton, Calif.)
6-0________ W
March 14 at Cal State Fullerton_______ 4-1________ W
March 15 vs. No. 21 DePaul__________ 1-2_________ L
March 16 vs. Penn State ____________ 5-6 (8)______ L
March 17 vs. Notre Dame___________ 3-0________ W
March 18 vs. No. 12 Washington______ 0-4_________ L
March 22 UTSA___________________ 6-1________ W
March 24 No. 3 Oklahoma*__________ 0-7_________ L
March 25 No. 3 Oklahoma*__________ 5-4 (10)____ W
March 28 No. 2 Texas A&M*________ 5-0________ W
March 31 at Missouri*______________ 4-6_________ L
April 4 at Texas State_____________ 2-0________ W
April 8 Kansas*_________________ 0-2_________ L
Kansas*_________________ 3-2________ W
April 11 No. 9 Baylor*_____________ 0-6_________ L
April 14 at Nebraska*______________ 4-5 (11)_____ L
April 15 at Nebraska*______________ 0-2_________ L
April 18 Texas State_______________ 0-3_________ L
April 21 at Oklahoma State*________ 3-4 (8)______ L
April 22 at Oklahoma State*________ 5-3________ W
April 26 Texas Tech*______________ 11-1 (6)____ W
Texas Tech*______________ 6-1________ W
April 29 Iowa State*_______________ 9-1 (5)_____ W
May 3
at No. 7 Baylor*___________ 2-5_________ L
May 11 Big 12 Tournament (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
May 11 vs. Missouri______________ 0-3_________ L
May 18-20 NCAA Regional Championships
(Gainesville, Fla.)
May 18 vs. No. 17 Georgia Tech_____ 2-3_________ L
May 19 vs. Stetson_______________ 2-0________ W
vs. No. 17 Georgia Tech_____ 4-2________ W
May 20 at No. 19 Florida__________ 0-3 (9)______ L
Feb. 9
UTSA___________________ 3-1________ W
UTSA___________________ 2-3_________ L
Feb. 10 UTSA___________________ 10-2 (5)____ W
Feb. 13 at Texas State ____________ 5-4________ W
Feb. 15-17 Time Warner Cable Texas Invitational
(Austin, Texas)
Feb. 15 Penn State_______________ 1-0 (10)____ W
No. 12 Michigan__________ 2-6_________ L
Feb. 17 No. 17 Cal State Fullerton___ 1-0________ W
No. 17 Cal State Fullerton___ 4-4_________ T
Feb. 22 vs. No. 21 UNLV__________ 4-1________ W
vs. Fresno State___________ 7-9_________ L
Feb. 23 vs. Oregon State___________ 11-9 (8)____ W
vs. No. 2 Northwestern_____ 4-5_________ L
Feb. 24 vs. No. 13 Stanford________ 3-1________ W
Feb. 29-Mar. 2 Texas Classic (Austin, Texas)
Feb. 29 Wichita State_____________ 9-2________ W
Utah____________________ 4-5_________ L
March 1 Wisconsin_______________ 5-1________ W
Wichita State_____________ 2-6_________ L
March 2 Utah____________________ 2-0________ W
March 5 at No. 14 Houston ________ 0-6_________ L
at No. 14 Houston_________ 1-5 (9)______ L
March 12-15 Spring Fling Tournament (Honolulu, Hawai’i)
March 12 vs. North Carolina_________ 1-2_________ L
March 13 vs. Texas Tech____________ 8-2________ W
March 14 at No. 16 Hawai’i__________ 0-8 (5)______ L
vs. Maine________________ 7-2________ W
March 15 at No. 16 Hawai’i__________ 5-0________ W
vs. North Carolina_________ 1-1_________ T
March 19 Texas State_______________ 1-3_________ L
March 21 Nebraska*________________ 5-1________ W
March 22 Nebraska*________________ 4-0________ W
March 27 at Texas Tech* ___________ 4-5_________ L
March 29 at Iowa State* ____________ 10-0 (5)____ W
at Iowa State* ____________ 4-0________ W
April 2 Baylor*__________________ 4-5_________ L
April 13 at Kansas* _______________ 1-8_________ L
at Kansas* _______________ 2-1________ W
April 16 Sam Houston State_________ 2-1________ W
Sam Houston State_________ 4-0________ W
April 17 Texas Tech* ______________ 10-1 (5)____ W
April 19 Missouri*________________ 6-1________ W
April 20 Missouri*________________ 1-4_________ L
April 23 at Baylor* _______________ 6-0________ W
April 26 at Oklahoma* ____________ 0-8 (6)______ L
April 27 at Oklahoma* ____________ 0-8 (5)______ L
April 30 at No. 5 Texas A&M* ______ 1-2_________ L
May 1 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 10-2 (6)____ W
May 9-11 Big 12 Championship (Oklahoma City, Okla.)_
May 10 vs. Oklahoma State________ 4-3 (9)_____ W
vs. No. 5 Texas A&M_______ 1-3_________ L
May 16-18 NCAA Regional Championships (Houston, Texas)
May 16 vs. No. 24 Washington______ 1-2_________ L
May 17 Delaware State____________ 3-2________ W
vs. No. 24 Washington______ 3-5_________ L
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
2009
2010
2011
11-7 Big 12 (Fourth)
NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional
14-2 Big 12 (First)
NCAA Austin Regional
NCAA Austin Regional
Feb. 12-14 Time Warner Cable Texas Invitational (Austin, Texas)
Feb. 12 No. 20 DePaul____________ 3-1________ W
No. 19 North Carolina______ 1-0 (8)_____ W
Feb. 13 No. 13 LSU_______________ 2-1________ W
No. 20 DePaul____________ 4-1________ W
Feb. 14 No. 13 LSU_______________ 2-1________ W
Feb. 16 Centenary________________ 6-0________ W
Feb. 19-21 Houston Tournament (Houston, Texas)
Feb. 19 vs. Purdue_______________ 6-5________ W
vs. UTSA________________ 3-2________ W
Feb. 20 vs. No. 16 Louisiana________ 7-1________ W
vs. Iowa State_____________ 11-2_______ W
Feb. 21 at Houston_______________ 11-4_______ W
Feb. 25-28 Cathedral City Classic (Cathedral City, Calif.)
Feb. 25 vs. No. 19 Fresno State______ 4-5_________ L
Feb. 26 vs. No. 3 UCLA___________ 1-9 (6)______ L
Feb. 27 vs. Syracuse______________ 5-4________ W
vs. UC Davis_____________ 14-5 (5)____ W
Feb. 28 vs. Oregon State___________ 7-4________ W
March 4 Texas Southern___________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
March 6-7 First Tennessee Tournament (Knoxville, Tenn.)
March 6 vs. Ohio_________________ 11-5_______ W
at No. 20 Tennessee________ 2-3_________ L
March 7 vs. Illinois State___________ 6-3________ W
March 10 UTEP___________________ 9-0 (6)_____ W
UTEP___________________ 6-1________ W
March 11 at UT Arlington___________ 3-2 (10)____ W
March 16 at North Texas____________ 0-1_________ L
March 18 vs. No. 7 Arizona State______ 1-0________ W
vs. San Jose State__________ 13-8_______ W
March 19 at Cal State Fullerton_______ 1-3_________ L
March 20 vs. No. 4 Michigan_________ 5-2________ W
March 21 vs. No. 23 Louisville________ 1-3_________ L
March 24 at Texas State_____________ 7-9_________ L
March 25 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 13-4 (5)____ W
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 4-8_________ L
March 27 Nebraska*________________ 9-0 (5)_____ W
March 28 Nebraska*________________ 4-1________ W
March 30 at UTSA_________________ 8-7________ W
at UTSA_________________ 4-3________ W
March 31 Texas State_______________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
April 2 at Kansas*_______________ 7-0________ W
April 3 at Kansas*_______________ 6-2________ W
April 10 No. 7 Missouri*___________ 5-2________ W
April 11 No. 7 Missouri*___________ 10-2 (5)____ W
April 14 Baylor*__________________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
April 24 No. 7 Oklahoma State*_____ 9-1 (6)_____ W
April 25 No. 7 Oklahoma State*_____ 0-1 _________ L
May 1
at Iowa State*_____________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
May 2
at Iowa State*_____________ 10-2 (5)____ W
May 6
at Baylor*________________ 6-0________ W
May 9
No. 10 Georgia____________ 0-9 (5)______ L
May 10 No. 10 Georgia____________ 5-11________ L
May 15 Big 12 Championship (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
May 15 vs. Baylor________________ 3-2________ W
vs. No. 8 Missouri_________ 6-11________ L
May 20-21 NCAA Austin Regional Championships
(Austin, Texas)
May 20 Iona____________________ 6-0________ W
May 21 BYU____________________ 8-9_________ L
East Carolina_____________ 0-1_________ L
Feb. 10 Louisville________________ 6-2________ W
Feb. 11 Tulsa____________________ 6-1________ W
Feb. 12 Northern Illinois__________ 8-4________ W
Northern Illinois__________ 14-1 (5)____ W
Feb. 13 Louisville________________ 14-4 (5)____ W
Feb. 17 Wisconsin_______________ 15-1 (5)____ W
Feb. 18 Missouri State____________ 7-1________ W
Feb. 19 Colorado State____________ 12-4 (6)____ W
Colorado State____________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
Feb. 20 Missouri State____________ 5-0________ W
Feb. 24-27 Cathedral City Classic (Cathedral City, Calif.)
Feb. 24 vs. Fordham______________ 1-2_________ L
vs. No. 4 Florida___________ 5-6 (9)______ L
Feb. 25 vs. Cal Poly_______________ 9-0________ W
Feb. 26 vs. Long Island ___________ 10-0 (5)____ W
vs. Loyola Marymount______ 6-0________ W
Feb. 27 vs. Massachusetts__________ 3-0________ W
March 4-6 LSU Purple and Gold Challenge (Baton Rouge, La.)
March 4 vs. Pittsburgh_____________ 4-0________ W
vs. Hofstra_______________ 5-0________ W
March 6 at No. 21 LSU_____________ 1-2_________ L
March 9 Texas State_______________ 2-1________ W
March 10 Houston_________________ 4-1________ W
March 16 at Long Beach State________ 1-0________ W
March 17 vs. DePaul_______________ 11-3 (5)____ W
vs. No. 4 Washington______ 12-0 (5)____ W
March 18 vs. Fresno State___________ 9-2________ W
March 19 at Cal State Fullerton ______ 5-0________ W
March 20 vs. New Mexico ___________ 3-2________ W
March 23 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 6-0________ W
March 26 Kansas*_________________ 12-0 (5)____ W
March 27 Kansas*_________________ 10-2 (5)____ W
March 30 at Texas State_____________ 6-2________ W
April 3 at No. 18 Oklahoma State*__ 10-0 (6)____ W
April 10 at No. 11 Nebraska*________ 4-3 (8)_____ W
April 13 Stephen F. Austin__________ 0-1_________ L
April 14 North Texas______________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
April 19 UT Arlington_____________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
April 20 Texas Woman’s___________ 3-0________ W
April 22 at Texas Tech*____________ 15-2 (5)____ W
April 26 UTSA___________________ 2-1 (8)_____ W
April 27 at No. 17 Baylor*__________ 3-0________ W
April 30 No. 14 Oklahoma*_________ 2-5_________ L
May 1
No. 14 Oklahoma*_________ 5-3________ W
May 4
at No. 22 Texas A&M*______ 1-5_________ L
May 7
at No. 8 Missouri*_________ 2-0________ W
May 8
at No. 8 Missouri*_________ 3-6_________ L
May 15 No. 17 Baylor*____________ 1-2_________ L
May 20-21 NCAA Austin Regional Championships
(Austin, Texas)
May 20 Texas State_______________ 2-0________ W
May 21 Houston_________________ 0-1_________ L
Louisiana________________ 3-5_________ L
Feb. 6
Florida State______________ 3-2________ W
Feb. 7
Iowa____________________ 1-4_________ L
Iowa____________________ 3-2________ W
Feb. 8
Florida State______________ 4-6_________ L
Feb. 11 Texas State_______________ 6-9_________ L
Feb. 17 UT Arlington_____________ 3-0________ W
UT Arlington_____________ 11-1 (5)____ W
Feb. 19-22Cathedral City Classic (Cathedral City, Calif.)
Feb. 19 vs. Tennessee Tech_________ 3-2 ________ W
Feb. 20 vs. BYU_________________ 5-4 (9)_____ W
vs. Oregon_______________ 9-0 (5)_____ W
Feb. 21 vs. Arizona State__________ 4-12 (5)_____ L
Feb. 22 vs. Long Island____________ 5-4________ W
Feb. 26 Louisiana-Monroe_________ 5-0________ W
Louisiana-Monroe_________ 10-2 (6)____ W
Feb. 28 at UTEP_________________ 6-4________ W
at UTEP_________________ 7-6________ W
March 1 at UTEP_________________ 13-4 (6)____ W
March 3 at Texas State_____________ 4-2________ W
March 5 at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi_ 0-5_________ L
at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi_ 9-8________ W
March 10 at Cal State Northridge_____ 10-1_______ W
at Cal State Northridge_____ 1-4_________ L
March 11 at Cal State Fullerton_______ 0-1_________ L
March 12 vs. Bowling Green_________ 11-3 (6)____ W
vs. Penn State_____________ 3-2________ W
March 13 vs. No. 12 Arizona_________ 5-6_________ L
March 14 vs. Pacific________________ 7-2________ W
March 15 vs. No. 24 Florida State_____ 0-2_________ L
March 18 Houston_________________ 2-1________ W
Houston_________________ 0-5_________ L
March 21 at No. 13 Missouri*________ 6-2 (10)____ W
March 22 at No. 13 Missouri*________ 6-11________ L
March 26 Texas Tech*______________ 7-0________ W
March 28 No. 6 Oklahoma*__________ 15-6 (5)____ W
March 29 No. 6 Oklahoma*__________ 9-7________ W
April 2 Texas A&M Corpus Christi__ 6-5________ W
Texas A&M Corpus Christi__ 4-3 (8)_____ W
April 8 Baylor*__________________ 2-3_________ L
April 18 Kansas*_________________ 5-0________ W
April 19 Kansas*_________________ 3-2________ W
April 22 at Baylor*________________ 2-3_________ L
April 25 at Oklahoma State*________ 1-4_________ L
at Oklahoma State*________ 12-2 (5)____ W
April 30 UTSA___________________ 3-2 (8)_____ W
UTSA___________________ 6-1________ W
May 2
Texas A&M*_____________ 1-6_________ L
May 9-10 Big 12 Championship (Oklahoma City, Okla.)
May 9
vs. Nebraska______________ 10-5_______ W
vs. No. 9 Oklahoma________ 2-6_________ L
May 15-17 NCAA Regional Championships
(Tuscaloosa, Ala.)
May 15 vs. Chattanooga____________ 1-0 (9)_____ W
May 16 at No. 3 Alabama__________ 1-10 (6)_____ L
May 17 vs. Mississippi Valley State__ 4-0________ W
at No. 3 Alabama__________ 0-7_________ L
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
2012
2013
2014
16-8 Big 12 (T-Third)
NCAA Austin Super Regional
NCAA Women’s College World Series
Final National Rank: 3rd
12-6 Big 12 (Third)
NCAA Lafayette Regional
Feb. 9
Cal State Fullerton_________ 23-0 (5)____ W
Feb. 10 UTSA___________________ 15-0 (5)____ W
Feb. 11 Colorado State____________ 6-0________ W
UTSA___________________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
Feb. 12 Colorado State ___________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
Feb. 15 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 6-5________ W
Feb. 17-19Time Warner Cable Invitational (Austin, Texas)
Feb. 17 Pittsburgh_______________ 7-2 (5)_____ W
Feb. 19 No. 10 Tennessee__________ 3-2 (9)_____ W
Feb. 23 vs. Cal State Northridge_____ 4-0________ W
vs. San Diego State_________ 2-1________ W
Feb. 24 vs. No. 1 Florida___________ 1-5_________ L
Feb. 25 vs. No. 7 UCLA___________ 5-4________ W
Feb. 26 vs. No. 22 Nebraska________ 3-0________ W
Feb. 29 Texas State ______________ 5-0________ W
Texas State_______________ 7-0________ W
March 4 Sam Houston State________ 14-0 (5)____ W
March 6 Texas Tech *_____________ 8-0 (6)_____ W
March 7 Texas Tech *_____________ 2-1________ W
March 13-16 Spring Fling Classic (Honolulu, Hawai’i)
March 13 at No. 18 Hawai’i__________ 4-0________ W
March 14 vs. Winthrop_____________ 7-1________ W
March 15 vs. Marist________________ 10-2 (6)____ W
vs. No. 2 California________ 3-6_________ L
March 16 vs. Winthrop_____________ 9-2________ W
March 23 at Iowa State *____________ 8-4________ W
March 24 at Iowa State *____________ 7-3________ W
March 25 at Iowa State *____________ 11-2 (5)____ W
March 28 at Houston_______________ 15-4 (5)____ W
March 30 No. 25 New Mexico________ 2-1 (9)_____ W
March 31 Tulsa____________________ 9-1 (6)_____ W
No. 25 New Mexico________ 7-3________ W
April 1 No. 25 New Mexico________ 5-0________ W
April 5 No. 11 Missouri *__________ 9-5________ W
April 6 No. 11 Missouri *__________ 4-11________ L
April 7 No. 11 Missouri *__________ 0-2_________ L
April 11 at Texas Tech *___________ 2-5_________ L
April 13 at Kansas*_______________ 12-3_______ W
at Kansas*_______________ 7-5________ W
April 14 at Kansas *_______________ 13-6_______ W
April 18 at No. 18 Baylor *__________ 4-5 (8)______ L
April 20 Oklahoma State *__________ 3-2________ W
April 21 Oklahoma State *__________ 0-3_________ L
April 22 Oklahoma State *__________ 5-1________ W
April 26 at No. 18 Texas A&M *_____ 0-9 (6)______ L
May 1
at No. 25 Baylor *__________ 7-3________ W
May 4
at No. 4 Oklahoma *_______ 2-5 (8)______ L
May 5
at No. 4 Oklahoma *_______ 3-9_________ L
May 6
at No. 4 Oklahoma *_______ 12-5_______ W
May 13 No. 23 Baylor *____________ 3-1________ W
May 15-17 NCAA Regional (Austin, Texas)
May 18 Northwestern_____________ 0-2_________ L
May 19 Auburn__________________ 6-1________ W
Houston_________________ 10-1 (5)____ W
May 20 Northwestern_____________ 5-0________ W
Northwestern_____________ 5-0________ W
May 25-26 NCAA Super Regional (Austin, Texas)
May 25 No. 12 Oregon____________ 4-2________ W
May 26 No. 12 Oregon____________ 4-5 (8)______ L
No. 12 Oregon____________ 6-10________ L
Feb. 7
Feb. 8
North Texas______________ 9-1 (6)_____ W
Feb. 9 Memphis________________ 4-0________ W
Feb. 10 North Texas______________ 5-4________ W
Feb. 13 Stephen F. Austin__________ 6-0________ W
Feb. 15-17 Hilton Houston Plaza Invitational (Houston, Texas)
Feb. 15 vs. DePaul_______________ 13-0 (5)____ W
vs. Illinois________________ 3-0________ W
Feb. 16 vs. Illinois________________ 12-2 (6)____ W
at Houston_______________ 15-0 (5)____ W
Feb. 17 vs. DePaul_______________ 9-0 (6)_____ W
Feb. 20 Houston Baptist___________ 5-0________ W
Feb. 22-24Texas Invitational (Austin, Texas)
Feb. 22 Lamar___________________ 5-0________ W
No. 24 Tulsa______________ 4-7_________ L
Feb. 23 Utah State________________ 13-2 (5)____ W
Lamar___________________ 9-1 (5)_____ W
Feb. 24 No. 24 Tulsa______________ 1-0 (8)_____ W
March 1-3Citrus Classic (Kissimmee, Fla.)
March 1 vs. No. 15 Louisville________ 2-0________ W
vs. Hofstra_______________ 2-7_________ L
March 2 vs. No. 13 Louisiana________ 7-2________ W
vs. Syracuse______________ 2-1________ W
March 3 vs. Fordham______________ 7-9_________ L
March 6 No. 15 Louisiana__________ 9-4________ W
No. 15 Louisiana__________ 7-1________ W
March 14 vs. No. 2 Arizona State______ 0-3_________ L
March 15 vs. Penn State_____________ 8-4________ W
vs. No. 18 Washington______ 4-1________ W
March 16 vs. North Carolina State_____ 7-4________ W
vs. DePaul_______________ 8-3________ W
March 23 at No. 18 Baylor*__________ 4-0 (9)_____ W
March 24 No. 18 Baylor*____________ 5-1________ W
March 28 at Kansas*_______________ 5-0________ W
March 29 at Kansas*_______________ 16-4 (6)____ W
at Kansas*_______________ 5-4________ W
April 4 Texas Southern___________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
April 6 Western Kentucky_________ 4-0________ W
April 7 Western Kentucky_________ 3-1________ W
April 13 Iowa State*_______________ 12-4 (5)____ W
May 3
at Oklahoma State*________ 1-0 (9)______ L
May 4
at Oklahoma State*________ 1-2_________ L
May 5
at Oklahoma State*________ 7-2________ W
May 12 No. 22 Baylor*____________ 2-1 (9)_____ W
May 17-19 NCAA Regional (Austin, Texas)
May 17 Army___________________ 5-0________ W
May 18 South Carolina____________ 11-2 (5)____ W
May 19 South Carolina____________ 6-0________ W
May 25-26 NCAA Super Regional (Austin, Texas)
May 25 Florida State______________ 3-2________ W
May 26 Florida State______________ 4-0________ W
May 30-June 2 Women’s College World Series
May 30 vs. No. 4 Arizona State______ 6-3________ W
June 1 vs. No. 1 Oklahoma________ 2-10 (5)_____ L
June 2 vs. No. 2 Florida___________ 3-0________ W
vs. No. 5 Tennessee________ 1-2_________ L
Feb. 6
at No. 17 LSU_____________ 6-1________ W
Feb. 7-9 Louisiana Classic (Lafayette, La.)
Feb. 7
North Carolina____________ 7-3________ W
Feb. 7
No. 13 Louisiana-Lafayette__ 10-7_______ W
Feb. 8
No. 13 Louisiana-Lafayette__ 7-3________ W
Feb. 8
Northern Iowa____________ 3-6_________ L
Feb. 9
Purdue__________________ 4-5_________ L
Feb. 12 UTSA___________________ 2-4_________ L
Feb. 14-16Texas Invitational (Austin, Texas)
Feb. 14 No. 7 Kentucky___________ 4-6_________ L
Feb. 14 IPFW ___________________ 2-3 (8)______ L
Feb. 15 Louisiana Tech____________ 7-2________ W
Feb. 15 IPFW___________________ 10-2 (5)____ W
Feb. 16 No. 7 Kentucky___________ 5-6_________ L
Feb. 20 UNLV __________________ 4-5_________ L
Feb. 20 Cal Poly_________________ 13-7_______ W
Feb. 21 No. 3 Washington_________ 2-3_________ L
Feb. 22 Fresno State______________ 5-0________ W
Feb. 23 California________________ 2-5_________ L
Feb. 28-March 2 Texas Classic (Austin, Texas)
Feb. 28 Louisiana-Monroe_________ 6-2________ W
Feb. 28 Southern Mississippi_______ 10-2 (5)____ W
March 1 Louisiana-Monroe_________ 9-1 (5)_____ W
March 6 Houston_________________ 5-1________ W
March 7 No. 10 Arizona State_______ 3-8_________ L
March 8 No. 5 Michigan___________ 1-3_________ L
March 8 No. 6 Washington_________ 3-6_________ L
March 9 Long Beach State__________ 3-4_________ L
March 11 at North Texas ___________ 10-2_______ W
March 11 at North Texas ___________ 2-1________ W
March 15 Iowa____________________ 9-1 (5)_____ W
March 16 Iowa____________________ 5-6_________ L
March 17 Iowa____________________ 3-0________ W
March 19 Houston_________________ 4-5_________ L
March 22 at No. 12 Baylor*__________ 4-1________ W
March 26 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__ 8-0 (5)_____ W
April 2 Texas State_______________ 19-7 (5)____ W
April 5 Texas Tech*______________ 5-6_________ L
April 11 at Iowa State*_____________ 19-6 (5)____ W
April 12 at Iowa State*_____________ 17-1 (5)____ W
April 18 at No. 16 Oklahoma*_______ 9-0 (6)_____ W
April 19 at No. 16 Oklahoma*_______ 0-8 (5)______ L
April 23 at Texas State_____________ 15-6 (6)____ W
April 26 Oklahoma State*__________ 12-1 (5)____ W
May 2
Kansas*_________________ 2-0________ W
May 3
Kansas*_________________ 2-5_________ L
May 4
Kansas*_________________ 8-0 (5)_____ W
May 6
at Baylor*________________ 1-2_________ L
May 11 Baylor___________________ 3-2________ W
May 16-18 NCAA Regional (Lafayette, La.)
May 15 Louisiana-Lafayette________ 2-3_________ L
May 16 Louisiana-Lafayette________ 1-10________ L
55
TEXAS SOFTBALL
DateOpponent
Ranking Result (Inn.)
May 16, 2014 at La.-Lafayette 11
L, 1-10
May 15, 2014 at La.-Lafayette 11
L, 2-3
May 11, 2014 Baylor
17
W, 3-2
May 6, 2014
at Baylor
17
L, 2-1
April 19, 2014 at Oklahoma
16
L, 8-0 (5)
16
W, 9-0 (6)
16
L, 4-1
March 22, 2014 at Baylor
12
W, 4-1
March 8, 2014 Michigan
5
L, 3-1
March 8, 2014 Washington
6
L, 6-3
March 7, 2014 Arizona State
10
L, 8-3
Feb. 21, 2014 Washington
3
L, 3-2
Feb. 16, 2014 Kentucky
7
L, 6-5
Feb. 14, 2014 Kentucky
7
L, 6-4
Feb. 8, 2014
at La. Lafayette
13
W, 7-3
Feb. 7, 2014
at La. Lafayette
13
W, 10-7
Feb. 6, 2014
at LSU
17
W, 6-1
June 2, 2013
Tennessee
5
L, 2-1
June 2, 2013
Florida
2
W, 3-0
June 1, 2013
Oklahoma
1
L, 10-2 (5)
May 30, 2013 Arizona State
4
W, 6-3
May 12, 2013 Baylor
22
W, 2-1 (9)
April 21, 2013 Oklahoma
1
L, 5-3
1
W, 4-2
1
L, 6-1
March 24, 2013 Baylor
18
W, 5-1
18
W, 4-0 (9)
18
W, 4-1
2
L, 3-0
March 6, 2013 Louisiana [2]
15
W, 7-1
March 6, 2013 Louisiana [1]
15
W, 9-4
March 2, 2013 Louisiana
13
W, 7-2
March 1, 2013 Louisville
15
W, 2-0
Feb. 24, 2013 Tulsa
24
W, 1-0 (8)
Feb. 22, 2013 Tulsa
24
L, 7-4
May 26, 2012 Oregon [2]
12
L, 10-6
May 26, 2012 Oregon [1]
12
L, 5-4 (8)
May 25, 2012 Oregon
12
W, 4-2
May 13, 2012 Baylor
23
W, 3-1
May 6, 2012
at Oklahoma
4
W, 12-5
May 5, 2012
at Oklahoma
4
L, 9-3
May 4, 2012
at Oklahoma
4
L, 5-2 (8)
May 1, 2012
at Baylor
25
W, 7-3
April 29, 2012 Texas A&M
18
W, 4-3
18
W, 7-6
April 26, 2012 at Texas A&M
18
L, 9-0 (6)
April 18, 2012 at Baylor
18
L, 5-4 (8)
April 7, 2012 Missouri
11
L, 2-0
11
L, 11-4
11
W, 9-5
April 1, 2012 New Mexico
25
W, 5-0
March 31, 2012 New Mexico
25
W, 7-3
25
W, 2-1 (9)
March 15, 2012 California
2
L, 6-3
March 13, 2012 at Hawai’i
18
W, 4-0
Feb. 26, 2012 Nebraska
22
W, 3-0
Feb. 25, 2012 UCLA 7
W, 5-4
Feb. 24, 2012 Florida 1
L, 5-1
Feb. 19, 2012 Tennessee 10
W, 3-2 (9)
May 15, 2011 Baylor
17
L, 2-1
May 8, 2011
at Missouri
8
L, 6-3
May 7, 2011
at Missouri
8
W, 2-0
May 4, 2011
at Texas A&M
22
L, 5-1
May 1, 2011
Oklahoma
14
W, 5-3
14
L, 5-2
17
W, 3-0
April 10, 2011 at Nebraska
11
W, 4-3 (8)
56
DateOpponent
11
W, 1-0
20
W, 4-3
April 3, 2011 at Oklahoma State 18
W, 10-0 (6)
April 2, 2011 at Oklahoma State 18
W, 6-3
4
W, 12-0 (5)
March 6, 2011 at LSU 21
L, 2-1
Feb. 24, 2011 Florida
4
L, 6-5 (9)
May 15, 2010 Missouri 8
L, 11-6
May 10, 2010 Georgia
10
L, 11-5
May 9, 2010
Georgia
10
L, 9-0 (5)
April 25, 2010 Oklahoma State 7
L, 1-0
W, 9-1 (6)
21
W, 4-1
7
W, 10-2 (5)
7
W, 5-2
20
L, 1-0
March 21, 2010 Louisville 23
L, 3-1
4
W, 5-2
7
W, 1-0
March 6, 2010 at Tennessee
20
L, 3-2
Feb. 26, 2010 UCLA
3
L, 9-1 (6)
Feb. 25, 2010 Fresno State
19
L, 5-4
Feb. 20, 2010 Louisiana
16
W, 7-1
Feb. 14, 2010 LSU
13
W, 2-1
Feb. 13, 2010 DePaul
20
W, 4-1
Feb. 13, 2010 LSU
13
W, 2-1
Feb. 12, 2010 North Carolina 19
W, 1-0 (8)
Feb. 12, 2010 DePaul
20
W, 3-1
May 17, 2009 at Alabama
3
L, 7-0
May 16, 2009 at Alabama
3
L, 10-1 (6)
May 9, 2009
Oklahoma
9
L, 6-2
19
W, 5-3
March 29, 2009 Oklahoma
6
W, 9-7
6
W, 15-6 (5)
March 22, 2009 at Missouri
13
L, 11-6
13
W, 6-2 (10)
March 15, 2009 Florida State
24
L, 2-0
March 13, 2009 Arizona 12
L, 6-5
May 17, 2008 Washington 24
L, 5-3
L, 2-1
May 10, 2008 Texas A&M 5
L, 3-1
5
L, 2-1
5
L, 3-1
March 15, 2008 at Hawai’i 16
W, 5-0
March 13, 2008 at Hawai’i 16
L, 8-0 (5)
March 5, 2008 at Houston [2]
14
L, 5-1 (9)
March 5, 2008 at Houston [1]
14
L, 6-0
Feb. 24, 2008 Stanford
13
W, 3-1
Feb. 23, 2008 Northwestern 2
L, 5-4
Feb. 22, 2008 UNLV
21
W, 4-1
Feb. 17, 2008 Cal State Fullerton [2]
17
T, 4-4
Feb. 17, 2008 Cal State Fullerton [1]
17
W, 1-0
Feb. 15, 2008 Michigan
12
L, 6-2
May 20, 2007 Florida 19
L, 3-0 (9)
May 19, 2007 Georgia Tech
17
W, 4-2
May 18, 2007 Georgia Tech 17
L, 3-2
May 3, 2007
at Baylor
7
L, 5-2
5
L, 3-0
April 11, 2007 Baylor
9
L, 6-0
March 28, 2007 Texas A&M
2
W, 5-0
3
W, 5-4 (10)
3
L, 7-0
March 18, 2007 Washington 12
L, 4-0
March 15, 2007 DePaul 21
L, 2-1
Feb. 25, 2007 Oregon State 6
W, 2-0
DateOpponent
Feb. 23, 2007 Washington 15
W, 4-0
Feb. 10, 2007 Stanford 8
W, 7-6
Feb. 9, 2007
UCLA
3
W, 1-0
June 3, 2006
UCLA
1
L, 2-0
June 2, 2006
Arizona 2
L, 2-0
June 1, 2006
Arizona State 7
W, 2-0
W, 9-1
W, 1-0
L, 5-0
May 3, 2006
at Baylor
18
W, 6-3
15
W, 1-0
17
W, 2-0
17
W, 9-4
17
L, 4-2
20
W, 2-1
March 26, 2006 Nebraska
17
W, 5-4
17
W, 2-0
March 19, 2006 Texas A&M 18
W, 1-0
W, 1-0 (9)
March 17, 2006 Michigan 9
L, 2-0
March 17, 2006 Louisiana
10
W, 6-5
W, 3-0
Feb. 26, 2006 Arizona 1
W, 1-0
Feb. 25, 2006 Fresno State 23
W, 7-2
W, 2-0
W, 2-0
Feb. 11, 2006 Northwestern
11
W, 3-0
L, 1-0
June 5, 2005
UCLA
12
L, 3-0
June 5, 2005
Arizona 3
W, 1-0 (11)
June 3, 2005
Michigan
1
L, 4-0
June 2, 2005
Alabama
8
W, 3-0
May 14, 2005 Missouri
18
W, 2-0
May 13, 2005 Oklahoma
10
W, 3-1
May 12, 2005 Nebraska 24
W, 3-0
4
L, 5-3
April 17, 2005 at Missouri
18
W, 1-0
18
L, 3-2 (13)
8
W, 1-0
6
L, 4-0
6
W, 4-2
6
W, 3-0
22
W, 3-1
22
W, 6-0
March 30, 2005 at Baylor
8
L, 2-0
L, 7-0
21
W, 1-0 (8)
March 17, 2005 Arizona
1
W, 1-0 (10)
March 17, 2005 Florida State 22
W, 7-2
March 15, 2005 at UCLA
7
W, 1-0 (8)
Feb. 27, 2005 UCLA
4
W, 3-0 (8)
Feb. 26, 2005 Long Beach State 23
L, 1-0 (8)
Feb. 25, 2005 California
1
L, 1-0
May 15, 2004 Baylor
21
L, 2-1
May 12, 2004 Nebraska 13
L, 2-1
May 5, 2004
at Baylor
21
L, 7-2
24
L, 11-1 (5)
22
L, 4-2
April 10, 2004 Nebraska
18
L, 5-3
18
L, 5-0
13
L, 9-6
13
L, 3-2
March 18, 2004 California
3
L, 7-1
Feb. 29, 2004 California
3
L, 10-1 (5)
Feb. 28, 2004 Fresno State
16
L, 4-0
Feb. 27, 2004 Florida State
10
L, 2-1 (8)
4
L, 6-2
TEXAS SOFTBALL
DateOpponent
Feb. 15, 2004 Oregon
20
L, 4-1 (5)
Feb. 14, 2004 Arizona
2
L, 7-0
5
L, 14-4 (6)
Feb. 13, 2004 Cal State Fullerton 13
L, 10-3 (8)
May 25, 2003 UCLA 2
L, 2-1
May 25, 2003 UCLA
2
L, 3-0
May 23, 2003 California 7
W, 1-0
May 22, 2003 Louisiana
23
W, 3-2
May 16, 2003 LSU 12
W, 8-0 (6)
May 4, 2004
Oklahoma
5
W, 1-0
May 3, 2004
Nebraska
7
W, 2-0
May 2, 2003
Oklahoma
5
W, 1-0
W, 9-3
W, 1-0
19
W, 4-1
4
W, 2-1
4
W, 1-0 (9)
18
W, 1-0
7
L, 3-1
7
W, 1-0 (10)
5
L, 7-1
March 12, 2003 at Cal State Fullerton
9
L, 1-0
19
L, 3-2 (8)
Feb. 28, 2003 Michigan 19
L, 2-0
Feb. 9, 2003
Arizona
2
W, 2-1
Feb. 8, 2003
Fresno State 15
W, 4-0
Feb. 7, 2003
Arizona State
13
W, 1-0
May 18, 2002 Texas A&M
23
L, 2-1
May 18, 2002 at Oklahoma
13
L, 4-0
May 5, 2002
Nebraska 7
W, 1-0
May 5, 2002
Oklahoma
12
W, 2-0
May 4, 2002
Oklahoma
12
L, 4-0
May 3, 2002
Texas A&M 24
W, 2-1 (8)
24
W, 1-0
9
W, 3-2
9
W, 2-1 (10)
22
W, 2-0
4
W, 3-2 (8)
4
L, 4-3 (9)
21
W, 2-0
March 17, 2002 Cal State Fullerton9
L, 2-0 (9)
March 17, 2002 Florida State
22
W, 4-2
6
W, 1-0
March 14, 2002 DePaul
14
W, 1-0 (8)
8
L, 3-2 (8)
L, 1-0
March 1, 2002 Mississippi State 22
W, 1-0 (14)
Feb. 15, 2002 Southwest Texas 17
W, 4-0
Feb. 10, 2002 Cal State Fullerton10
L, 9-1 (5)
Feb. 9, 2002
California
5
W, 2-1
Feb. 9, 2002
UCLA
2
L, 14-0 (5)
Feb. 8, 2002
Massachusetts 24
L, 9-1 (5)
Feb. 8, 2002
Arizona 1
L, 3-0
11
L, 10-0 (5)
11
L, 2-0
23
L, 3-1
23
L, 2-0
7
L, 7-4
7
L, 4-1
23
L, 1-0
21
W, 1-0
11
L, 2-0
2
W, 2-1
March 16, 2001 Fresno State
7
W, 2-0
12
W, 12-0
March 11, 2001 at Washington
13
L, 10-5
DateOpponent
March 10, 2001 at Washington
13
L, 11-0 (5)
March 6, 2001 Southwest Texas 20
L, 5-3
L, 4-3 (8)
Feb. 24, 2001 UCLA
1
L, 4-3 (8)
L, 3-1
Feb. 11, 2001 Oregon 20
W, 6-5
Feb. 10, 2001 Arizona State
6
L, 5-0
Feb. 9, 2001
Arizona 3
L, 14-0 (5)
May 18, 2000 Cal State Fullerton 12
L, 2-1
May 12, 2000 Oklahoma 4
L, 11-0 (5)
20
L, 3-2
April 22, 2000 Oklahoma State [2] 22
W, 9-1 (5)
W, 3-2 (10)
6
L, 9-5
6
L, 5-1
March 18, 2000 Cal State Fullerton 9
W, 3-2
L, 6-0
3
L, 2-0
L, 7-0
March 4, 2000 Oklahoma 6
L, 8-1
March 3, 2000 Fresno State 8
L, 2-0
Feb. 19, 2000 Washington [2] 2
L, 6-0
Feb. 19, 2000 Washington [1] 2
L, 5-0
Feb. 18, 2000 LSU 7
L, 6-2 (8)
Feb. 13, 2000 Hawai’i
20
L, 6-5
Feb. 13, 2000 Long Beach
15
W, 6-5 (8)
Feb. 11, 2000 at Hawai’i 20
W, 4-1
Feb. 11, 2000 UCLA 1
L, 5-4 (8)
Feb. 10, 2000 Long Beach 15
L, 2-0 (8)
May 22, 1999 Illinois-Chicago 10
L, 4-1
May 21, 1999 Oregon 19
L, 6-0
May 13, 1999 Missouri 22
W, 8-6 (8)
W, 6-0
April 18, 1999 Oklahoma [2]
8
W, 1-0 (8)
8
L, 2-1 (10)
19
W, 1-0
18
W, 1-0
March 21, 1999 Arizona State 6
L, 3-2
March 21, 1999 SW Louisiana
7
W, 1-0
W, 5-1
25
W, 3-2 (8)
March 19, 1999 Oregon State 12
L, 2-1
March 18, 1999 Fresno State 3
W, 2-1
March 18, 1999 SW Louisiana 7
L, 6-2
March 6, 1999 Illinois-Chicago 17
L, 1-0
March 5, 1999 Florida 25
W, 7-0
L, 5-0
Feb. 20, 1999 Alabama 19
W, 2-0
W, 1-0
Feb. 19, 1999 Alabama 19
L, 7-1
Feb. 14, 1999 Massachusetts 10
L, 3-1
Feb. 13, 1999 UCLA 3
L, 5-4 (8)
Feb. 13, 1999 Long Beach State 13
W, 8-2
May 23, 1998 Nebraska
5
L, 2-1
May 21, 1998 Michigan
2
L, 7-2
May 17, 1998 South Florida 6
W, 4-2
May 16, 1998 South Florida 6
W, 1-0
May 15, 1998 Arizona State 16
W, 6-0
May 2, 1998
Nebraska 6
L, 1-0
May 2, 1998
Texas Tech 17
W, 3-0
May 1, 1998
Oklahoma 6
L, 1-0
April 26, 1998 Texas Tech
17
W, 1-0
April 19, 1998 at Oklahoma State [2]
10
W, 7-4
April 19, 1998 at Oklahoma State [1]
10
W, 10-0
April 18, 1998 at Oklahoma [2] 5
L, 5-4
DateOpponent
April 18, 1998 at Oklahoma [1] 5
W, 1-0
April 4, 1998 Missouri [2]
11
L, 1-0
April 4, 1998 Missouri [1]
11
W, 2-1
March 28, 1998 at Nebraska [2] 12
L, 4-0
March 28, 1998 at Nebraska [1] 12
L, 2-0
L, 2-1
W, 2-0
March 21, 1998 SW Louisiana 24
W, 4-0
March 20, 1998 Oregon State 18
W, 1-0
March 19, 1998 Cal State Northridge 22
W, 5-3
March 8, 1998 South Florida 7
W, 1-0
W, 2-0
W, 9-1
Feb. 14, 1998 Fresno State 2
W, 3-1
L, 9-1 (5)
Feb. 14, 1998 Tennessee 25
W, 3-2
3
L, 3-2
May 2, 1997
Oklahoma
7
L, 6-5
L, 4-0
L, 5-4 (8)
7
L, 10-0 (5)
7
W, 4-1
April 6, 1997 at Kansas [2]
25
L, 8-1
April 6, 1997 at Kansas [1]
25
L, 3-0
April 5, 1997 at Missouri [2]
12
L, 2-1
April 5, 1997 at Missouri [1]
12
L, 9-2
L, 8-0 (5)
March 21, 1997 Cal State Northridge 21
L, 11-2 (6)
2
L, 6-1
Feb. 15, 1997 Arizona State 25
W, 9-7
Feb. 15, 1997 Cal State Fullerton 12
W, 7-3
Feb. 14, 1997 Arizona
1
L, 6-2
Feb. 13, 1997 UNLV
13
L, 6-2
BREAKDOWNS
Year
Record
RankingRecord
1997__________ 3-131____________4-14
1998__________ 18-112____________7-13
1999__________ 13-113____________4-11
2000__________ 5-164_____________8-8
2001__________ 5-165____________5-12
2002__________ 15-116____________10-9
2003__________ 16-77___________16-11
2004__________ 0-188_____________5-6
2005__________ 16-99_____________3-5
2006__________ 19-610____________5-7
2007__________ 7-811___________5-10
2008__________ 4-10-112___________7-13
2009__________ 4-613____________9-9
2010__________ 12-914____________3-4
2011__________ 9-615____________9-1
2012__________ 14-1016____________4-5
2013__________ 12-617_________ 14-7-1
2014__________ 6-1118___________15-6
TOTAL________ 178-184-1
19____________5-6
20____________5-7
21____________5-5
22___________12-2
23____________4-6
24____________5-6
25____________8-2
TOTAL__ 178-184-1
57
TEXAS SOFTBALL
All-Time Extra-Inning and Run-Rule Games
EXTRA-INNING GAMES (66-39-1)
Date
Opponent
Feb. 14, 2014 IPFW
May 12, 2013 Baylor
May 3, 2013
Oklahoma State
Feb. 24, 2013 Tulsa
May 26, 2012 Oregon
May 4, 2012
at Oklahoma
Feb. 19, 2012 Tennessee
April 26, 2011 UTSA
Feb. 24, 2011 Florida
March 11, 2010 at UT Arlington
Feb. 12, 2010 North Carolina
May 15, 2009 Chattanooga
April 30, 2009 UTSA
April 4, 2009 Iowa State
April 2, 2009 TAMU-Corpus Christi
Feb. 20, 2009 BYU
May 10, 2008 Oklahoma State
March 5, 2008 at Houston
Feb. 23, 2008 Oregon State
Feb. 15, 2008 Penn State
May 20, 2007 Florida
April 21, 2007 at Oklahoma State
March 16, 2007 Penn State
Feb. 11, 2007 Utah
April 29, 2006 Oklahoma State
March 19, 2006 Arizona March 9, 2006 at Texas State
June 5, 2005
Arizona May 27, 2005 Bethune-Cookman
May 12, 2005 Kansas April 26, 2005 Texas Tech
March 15, 2005 at UCLA
Feb. 27, 2005 UCLA Feb. 26, 2005 Long Beach
Feb. 27, 2004 Florida State
Feb. 25, 2004 Texas State
Feb. 18, 2004 TAMU-Corpus Christi
Feb. 13, 2004 Cal State Fullerton
Feb. 7, 2004
Houston Feb. 6, 2004
Sam Houston State
Feb. 6, 2004
UT Arlington April 11, 2003 Oklahoma
March 1, 2003 Florida
Feb. 12, 2003 UT Arlington
May 3, 2002
Texas A&M
April 28, 2002 Oklahoma State
April 17, 2002 at Texas Tech
58
InningsResult
8
L, 3-2
9
W, 2-1
9
L, 1-0
9
W, 4-0
8
W, 1-0
8
L, 5-4
8
L, 5-2
8
L, 5-4
9
W, 2-1
9
W, 3-2
8
W, 2-1
8
W, 4-3
9
L, 6-5
10
W, 3-2
8
W, 1-0
9
W, 1-0
8
W, 3-2
8
W, 4-2
8
W, 4-3
10
W, 6-2
9
W, 5-4
9
W, 4-3
9
L, 5-1
8
W, 11-9
10
W, 1-0
9
L, 3-0
8
L, 4-3
11
L, 5-4
10
W, 5-4
10
L, 6-5
10
L, 5-4
8
W, 1-0
9
W, 1-0
9
L, 2-1
11
W, 1-0
9
W, 1-0
8
W, 1-0
10
L, 2-0
13
L, 3-2
8
W, 1-0
10
W, 1-0
8
W, 1-0
8
W, 3-0
8
L, 1-0
8
L, 2-1
8
L, 5-4
10
W, 3-2
8
L, 10-3
9
W, 8-7
8
W, 9-5
8
W, 2-1
9
W, 1-0
10
W, 1-0
8
L, 3-2
9
W, 4-3
8
W, 1-0
8
W, 2-1
12
W, 2-1
8
W, 3-2
10
W, 2-1
Date
April 6, 2002
April 6, 2002
March 20, 2002
March 17, 2002
March 14, 2002
March 13, 2002
March 1, 2002
Feb. 17, 2002
Feb. 15, 2002
April 21, 2001
April 18, 2001
March 16, 2001
Feb. 25, 2001
Feb. 24, 2001
Feb. 16, 2001
Feb. 16, 2001
May 20, 2000
May 4, 2000
April 22, 2000
March 16, 2000
Feb. 24, 2000
Feb. 22, 2000
Feb. 18, 2000
Feb. 13, 2000
Feb. 11, 2000
Feb. 10, 2000
Feb. 6, 2000
May 14, 1999
May 13, 1999
April 18, 1999
April 18, 1999
April 17, 1999
March 19, 1999
Feb. 13, 1999
Feb. 7, 1999
May 16, 1998
May 2, 1998
March 19, 1998
April 27, 1997
April 20, 1997
April 10, 1997
March 1, 1997
Feb. 23, 1997
Opponent
InningsResult
Nebraska
8
W, 3-2
Nebraska
9
L, 4-3
Southwest Texas
12
W, 4-3
Cal State Fullerton 9
L, 2-0
DePaul
8
W, 1-0
Arizona State
8
L, 3-2
Mississippi State
14
W, 1-0
Kentucky
8
L, 2-1
at UTSA
8
W, 2-1
at Oklahoma State 9
L, 4-3
TAMU-Corpus Christi 8
W, 3-2
Hawai’i 9
L, 4-2
L, 4-3
UCLA
8
L, 4-3
at Southwest Texas 8
W, 4-3
W, 4-3
Florida
8
L, 5-2
St. Edward’s
9
W, 2-1
Oklahoma State
10
W, 3-2
Cal State Northridge 10
L, 3-2
Illinois State
8
W, 2-1
UTSA
11
T, 1-1
LSU
8
L, 6-2
Long Beach
8
W, 6-5
UCLA
8
L, 5-4
Long Beach
8
L, 2-0
at UTSA
8
L, 3-2
Texas Tech 11
W, 1-0
Missouri
8
W, 8-6
Oklahoma
8
W, 1-0
Oklahoma
10
L, 2-1
Oklahoma State
8
W, 1-0
DePaul
8
W, 3-2
UCLA 8
L, 5-4
at UTSA
10
W, 9-6
South Florida 8
W, 1-0
Nebraska
10
L, 1-0
UNLV 8
W, 1-0
at Texas Tech
8
W, 6-0
Oklahoma State
8
L, 5-4
UT Arlington
8
L, 3-1
St. Mary’s
9
W, 6-5
at Texas Woman’s 8
W, 3-0
RUN-RULE GAMES (129-25)
Date
May 4, 2014
April 27, 2014
April 23, 2014
April 19, 2014
April 18, 2014
April 12, 2014
April 11, 2014
April 2, 2014
March 26, 2014
March 15, 2014
March 2, 2014
March 1, 2014
March 1, 2014
Feb. 28, 2014
Feb. 15, 2014
Opponent
InningsResult
Kansas
5
W, 8-0
Oklahoma State
5
W, 12-1
Texas State
6
W, 15-6
Oklahoma
5
L, 8-0
Oklahoma
6
W, 9-0
Iowa State
5
W, 17-1
Iowa State
5
W, 19-6
Texas State
5
W, 19-7
W, 8-0
Iowa State
5
W, 9-1
Texas Southern
6
W, 9-1
Louisiana-Monroe 5
W, 9-1
Texas Southern
5
W, 8-0
Southern Mississippi 5
W, 10-2
IPFW
5
W, 10-2
Date
June 1, 2013
May 18, 2013
April 13, 2013
April 12, 2013
April 4, 2013
March 29, 2013
Feb. 23, 2013
Feb. 23, 2013
Feb. 17, 2013
Feb. 16, 2013
Feb. 16, 2013
Feb. 15, 2013
Feb. 9, 2013
Feb. 8, 2013
May 19, 2012
April 26, 2012
March 31, 2012
March 28, 2012
March 25, 2012
March 15, 2012
March 6, 2012
March 4, 2012
Feb. 12, 2012
Feb. 11, 2012
Feb. 10, 2012
Feb. 9, 2012
April 22, 2011
April 19, 2011
April 14, 2011
April 3, 2011
March 27, 2011
March 26, 2011
March 17, 2011
March 17, 2011
Feb. 26, 2011
Feb. 19, 2011
Feb. 19, 2011
Feb. 17, 2011
Feb. 13, 2011
Feb. 12, 2011
May 9, 2010
May 2, 2010
May 1, 2010
April 24, 2010
April 14, 2010
April 11, 2010
March 31, 2010
March 27, 2010
March 25, 2010
March 10, 2010
March 4, 2010
Feb. 27, 2010
Feb. 26, 2010
May 16, 2009
April 25, 2009
March 28, 2009
March 12, 2009
March 1, 2009
Feb. 26, 2009
Feb. 21, 2009
Feb. 20, 2009
Feb. 17, 2009
Opponent
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Iowa State
Iowa State
Texas Southern
Kansas
Lamar
Utah State
DePaul
Houston
Illinois
DePaul
TAMU-Corpus Christi
North Texas
Houston
at Texas A&M
Tulsa
at Houston
at Iowa State
Marist
Texas Tech
Sam Houston State
Colorado State
UTSA
UTSA
Cal State Fullerton at Texas Tech
UT Arlington
North Texas
at Oklahoma State
Kansas
Kansas
Washington
DePaul
Long Island
Colorado State
Colorado State
Wisconsin Louisville
Northern Illinois
Georgia
at Iowa State
at Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Baylor
Missouri
Texas State
Nebraska
TAMU-Corpus Christi
UTEP
Texas Southern
UC Davis
UCLA
at Alabama
at Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Bowling Green
at UTEP
Louisiana-Monroe
Arizona State
Oregon UT Arlington
InningsResult
5
L, 10-2
5
W, 11-2
5
W, 12-4
5
W, 8-0
5
W, 8-0
6
W, 16-4
5
W, 9-1
5
W, 13-2
6
W, 9-0
5
W, 15-0
6
W, 12-2
5
W, 13-0
5
W, 8-0
6
W, 9-1
5
W, 10-1
6
L, 9-0
6
W, 9-1
5
W, 15-4
5
W, 11-2
6
W, 10-2
6
W, 8-0
5
W, 14-0
5
W, 8-0
5
W, 8-0
5
W, 15-0
5
W, 23-0
5
W, 15-2
6
W, 8-0
5
W, 8-0
6
W, 10-0
5
W, 10-2
5
W, 12-0
5
W, 12-0
5
W, 11-3
5
W, 10-0
5
W, 8-0
6
W, 12-4
5
W, 15-1
5
W, 14-4
5
W, 14-1
5
L, 9-0
5
W, 10-2
5
W, 8-0
6
W, 9-1
5
W, 8-0
5
W, 10-2
6
W, 8-0
5
W, 9-0
5
W, 13-4
6
W, 9-0
5
W, 8-0
5
W, 14-5
6
L, 9-1
6
L, 10-1
5
W, 12-2
5
W, 15-6
6
W, 11-3
6
W, 13-4
6
W, 10-2
5
L, 12-4
5
W, 9-0
5
W, 11-1
TEXAS SOFTBALL
All-Time Run-Rule Games
Date
May 1, 2008
May 1, 2008
April 27, 2008
April 26, 2008
April 17, 2008
March 29, 2008
March 14, 2008
Feb. 10, 2008
April 29, 2007
April 26, 2007
March 7, 2007
March 4, 2007
March 3, 2007
Feb. 16, 2007
May 27, 2006
March 8, 2006
March 1, 2006
Feb. 16, 2006
Feb. 10, 2006
March 11, 2005
March 2, 2005
Feb. 23, 2005
April 28, 2004
March 31, 2004
March 5, 2004
Feb. 29, 2004
Feb. 25, 2004
Feb. 13, 2004
May 16, 2003
March 6, 2003
Feb. 19, 2003
Feb. 14, 2003
Feb. 5, 2003
Feb. 5, 2003
May 2, 2002
March 20, 2002
March 15, 2002
March 7, 2002
March 7, 2002
March 6, 2002
March 6, 2002
Feb. 10, 2002
Feb. 9, 2002
Feb. 8, 2002
April, 29, 2001
March 10, 2001
Feb. 21, 2001
Feb. 17, 2001
Feb. 9, 2001
Feb. 7, 2001
May 12, 2000
April 22, 2000
March 22, 2000
Feb. 6, 2000
Feb. 5, 2000
May 20, 1999
April 21, 1999
April 21, 1999
April 13, 1999
April 13, 1999
March 2, 1999
Opponent
InningsResult
W, 8-0
W, 10-2
at Oklahoma
5
L, 8-0
at Oklahoma
6
L, 8-0
Texas Tech
5
W, 10-1
at Iowa State
5
W, 10-0
at Hawai’i
5
L, 8-0
UTSA
5
W, 10-2
Iowa State
5
W, 9-1
Texas Tech
6
W, 11-1
Oklahoma Christian5
W, 12-0
Drake
5
W, 8-0
Drake
6
W, 8-0
North Texas
6
W, 10-2
Washington
6
W, 9-1
North Texas 5
W, 9-1
UT Arlington
6
W, 9-1
Oklahoma Christian5
W, 16-0
Syracuse
5
W, 12-0
UTEP
6
W, 8-0
at UT Arlington
5
W, 9-0
Oklahoma Christian5
W, 8-0
at Texas A&M
5
L, 11-1
Oklahoma Christian6
W, 8-0
Stephen F. Austin 5
W, 10-2
California
5
L, 10-1
Texas State
5
W, 12-4
Washington
6
L, 14-4
LSU 6
W, 8-0
Eastern Michigan 5
W, 8-0
Stephen F. Austin 5
W, 14-1
SW Missouri State 5
W, 9-1
Sam Houston
5
W, 8-0
Sam Houston
6
W, 8-0
Iowa State 5
W, 8-0
Southwest Texas
6
W, 8-0
New Mexico
6
W, 9-1
UT Arlington
5
W, 9-0
UT Arlington
6
W, 8-0
St. Edward’s
5
W, 8-0
St. Edward’s
6
W, 8-0
L, 9-1
UCLA 5
L, 14-0
Massachusetts
5
L, 9-1
Nebraska
5
L, 10-0
at Washington
5
L, 11-0
UTSA
5
W, 8-0
Missouri-Kansas City 5
W, 10-0
Arizona
5
L, 14-0
St. Edward’s
5
W, 10-0
Oklahoma
5
L, 11-0
Oklahoma State
5
W, 9-1
UT Arlington
5
W, 9-1
at UTSA
5
W, 9-1
Stephen F. Austin 5
W, 8-0
Cornell
6
W, 8-0
Centenary
5
W, 8-0
Centenary
5
W, 11-1
at UTSA
5
W, 9-0
at UTSA
5
W, 17-0
Sam Houston State 5
W, 8-0
Date
April 25, 1998
April 19, 1998
April 7, 1998
March 20, 1998
March 14, 1998
March 7, 1998
Feb. 14, 1998
Feb. 4, 1998
April 19, 1997
April 13, 1997
March 22, 1997
March 21, 1997
March 21, 1997
March 2, 1997
Feb. 22, 1997
Feb. 8, 1997
Opponent
InningsResult
Baylor
5
W, 11-0
at Oklahoma State 5
W, 10-0
W, 12-4
Georgia State
5
W, 8-0
North Carolina
5
W, 8-0
Florida State
6
W, 9-1
Arizona
5
L, 9-1
at St. Edward’s
5
W, 10-0
Oklahoma
5
L, 10-0
Texas A&M
6
L, 9-0
Ohio State
5
W, 10-1
Washington 5
L, 8-0
Cal State Northridge6
L, 11-2
at Incarnate Word 5
W, 10-0
Northwood
5
W, 8-0
at St. Edward’s
5
W, 11-1
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Current athletes in bold.
All-Time Jersey Numbers
1
10
21
Stephanie Wong_______________________ 2014Esther Sung __________________________ 1999
Rachel Entenza________________________ 1997
Taylor McAllister______________________ 2014Amy Hooks________________________ 2008-11
Megan Willis_______________________ 2004-07
Martha Rac________________________ 2001-03
Katie Penders______________________ 1997-98
Shelby Savony______________________ 2008-11
Amber Hall________________________ 2003-06
Chelsea Stoughton________________ 1998-2000
Kelly Heuertz_________________________ 1997
2
Tiarra Davis__________________________ 2014Kim Bruins________________________ 2010-13
Meagan Denny_____________________ 2005-08
Tamara Poppe______________________ 2001-04
Nikki Cockrell______________________ 1997-99
3
Rachel Scott__________________________ 2013Brittany Chalk______________________ 2007-10
Lindsay Gardner____________________ 2000-03
Jane Teixeira_______________________ 1997-99
4
Devon Tunning_______________________ 2014Torie Schmidt______________________ 2010-13
Torrey Schroeder*______________________ 2009
MicKayla Padilla____________________ 2005-08
Keely Franks_____________________ 1997-2000
5
Kristen Clark________________________ 2015-
Mandy Ogle_______________________ 2011-14
Erin Tresselt_______________________ 2007-10
Chez Sievers_______________________ 2003-06
Jackie McLellan________________________ 2001
Allison Johnson _______________________ 2000
Cynthia Gonzales______________________ 1999
Rose Ekholm_______________________ 1997-98
6
Mickenzi Krpec_______________________ 2014Taylor Hoagland____________________ 2010-13
Shannon Thomas___________________ 2006-07
Erin Mahoney_________________________ 2002
Danielle Booth_____________________ 2000-01
Jennifer Nauert_____________________ 1998-99
Angie Hamilton_______________________ 1997
7
Marlee Gabaldon______________________ 2012Raygan Feight*_____________________ 2010-11
Crystal Saenz_______________________ 2006-09
Alexis Garcia_______________________ 2002-05
Charla Moore____________________ 1998-2001
Laura Hundley________________________ 1997
8
Cat Osterman_________________ 2002-03, 05-06
Tracy Wisdom________________________ 1999
Christy Guidorizzi__________________ 1997-98
9
Randel Leahy________________________ 2015Krissie Fountain_______________________ 2012
Raygan Feight*________________________ 2009
Rachael Cook______________________ 2005-06
Sarah Wieszczak____________________ 2001-04
Jodi Reeves______________________ 1997-2000
11
Taylor Thom_______________________ 2011-14
Tallie Thrasher_____________________ 2007-10
Christina Gwyn_____________________ 2004-05
Sam Murphy__________________________ 2003
Deeanna Williams___________________ 2001-02
Megan Harper_________________________ 1999
Julie Blevins________________________ 1997-98
12
Blaire Luna________________________ 2010-13
Kelly Melone_______________________ 2006-09
Amy Bradford______________________ 2002-05
13
Lindsey Stephens______________________ 2013Jaclyn Daniels______________________ 2004-06
Tiffany Anders_____________________ 2002-03
Autumn Eastes___________________ 1998-2001
14
Christa Williams____________________ 1998-99
Ashley Hutchison______________________ 1997
Karina Scott_______________________ 2011-14
Kori Cook_________________________ 2007-10
Tina Boutelle_______________________ 2003-06
Kathleen Richter__________________ 1998-2000
Kedra Thomas_________________________ 1997
23
Megan Paris__________________________ 2009
Lacy Robinson______________________ 2004-05
Sarah Stelly___________________________ 2003
Patricia Vega_______________________ 2001-02
Audrey Hendricks_________________ 1999-2000
Katie Patterson________________________ 1998
Kim Lair_____________________________ 1997
24
Torrey Schroeder*___________________ 2007-08
Wynter Turner_____________________ 2002-05
25
Courtney Craig_____________________ 2009-12
Courtney Ryan___________________ 1999-2000
Robyn Krieg_______________________ 1997-98
15
27
Holly Kern___________________________ 2013Cathie Johnson___________________ 1997-2000
Brittany Reliford____________________ 2006-08
Lizi Sowers________________________ 2003-05
Natalie King_______________________ 2001-02
16
Brittany Barnhill____________________ 2008-09
Melanie Jarrett_____________________ 2002-05
Tiffiny Valdehueza________________ 1998-2001
17
Erin Shireman________________________ 2013Loryn Johnson_____________________ 2007-10
Monica Askew______________________ 2004-06
Marlo Hanks_______________________ 2000-03
Lindsey Willis_________________________ 1998
Caroline Pace_________________________ 1997
18
30
Kelli Hanzel__________________________ 2014-
33
Lauren Slatten________________________ 2014-
35
Alyssa Angel_________________________ 2015-
Kacie Gaskin_______________________ 2006-09
Shibbon Gonzales___________________ 2000-01
Angie Scharnhorst__________________ 1997-98
44
Gabby Smith_________________________ 2012Jacqueline Williams _________________ 2004-07
Samantha Hirsch_______________________ 2002
Carmen Martinez_________________ 1997-2000
Rachel Fox_________________________ 2011-12
Desiree Williams____________________ 2005-09
19
Taylor King__________________________ 2013-
Melissa Martin___________________ 1999-2002
Nece Ahumada_____________________ 1997-98
48
20
Erica Wright_________________________ 2015-
Brejae Washington__________________ 2011-14
Trisha Tatro_____________________ 1998-2001
45
Stephanie Ceo________________________ 2013-
51
Lexy Bennett_______________________ 2009-12
88
Nadia Taylor_______________________ 2009-12
* Changed numbers during career
60
22
TEXAS SOFTBALL
O
Red & Charline McCombs Field
ne of the top facilities in all of collegiate softball opened on
Feb. 7, 1998, when a sellout crowd of 1,251 walked through
the gates of Red & Charline McCombs Field, the new home
of The University of Texas softball program. Like all of UT’s newest
construction projects, McCombs Field represents UT’s continuing
commitment to provide Longhorns student-athletes with the finest
facilities in the country.
The $4.5 million complex sports all of the amenities of a first-class
stadium, with spacious home and visiting team dugouts and locker
rooms, along with coaches suites, team meeting areas and an umpire
locker room, as well as a fully-equipped athletic training room in the
home locker room. A unique feature of the home and visiting locker
rooms is their direct access to the dugouts.
The NCAA regulation-size field sports the finest grass and clay
infield available, which was laser leveled in the summer of 2004.
In 2009 McCombs installed an LED scoreboard with full video
capabilities.
In the fall of 2005, the facility underwent a face-lift as a new study
area was constructed in the Horns’ locker room, the athletic training
room was equipped with a state-of-the-art whirlpool, equipment storage was added both inside and out and the press box was redesigned to
accommodate the growing media attention.
The press box underwent another renovation in the fall of 2012 as
a television broadcasting booth was constructed and two radio booths
were added.
When fans and opponents arrive at McCombs Field, they are
treated to unobstructed grandstand seating, a concessions area and
accessible parking.
The fan-friendly atmosphere at McCombs Field has attracted some
of the nation’s top crowds since its opening. Year in and year out,
McCombs Field welcomes thousands of Longhorns faithful to witness
some of the best collegiate softball.
In fact, Texas has been ranked in the top 25 nationally in total attendance every season since opening McCombs Field in 1998. In 2012, the
Horns welcomed a program-record 28,536 fans to McCombs Field for
an average of 815 per contest.
The field and complex area were named in the spring of 1997 for
Texas businessman Red McCombs and his wife, Charline, who are
generous benefactors to The University of Texas.
ALL-TIME HOME RECORD
Year WinsLossesTies
Percentage
1997^___________ 14____________ 7_____________0___________ .667
1998____________ 17____________ 2_____________0___________ .895
1999____________ 21____________ 4_____________0___________ .840
2000____________ 16____________ 7_____________1___________ .667
2001____________ 13____________ 12____________0___________ .520
2002____________ 23____________ 1_____________0___________ .958
2003____________ 28____________ 2_____________0___________ .933
2004____________ 15____________ 8_____________0___________ .652
2005____________ 25____________ 5_____________0___________ .833
2006____________ 32____________ 1_____________0___________ .970
2007____________ 19____________ 5_____________0___________ .792
2008____________ 16____________ 9_____________1___________ .635
2009____________ 20____________ 6_____________0___________ .769
2010____________ 20____________ 6_____________0___________ .769
2011____________ 25____________ 5_____________0___________ .833
2012____________ 30____________ 6_____________0___________ .833
2013____________ 29____________ 3_____________0___________ .906
2014____________ 18____________ 10____________0___________ .643
Total___________ 381___________ 99____________2___________ .794
^Home games were played at the East Austin Youth Complex
TOP CROWDS AT McCOMBS FIELD
Rank Date
Opponent
ResultAttendance
1. ____ April 30, 2006____ Oklahoma State_______ W, 3-0_________1,570
2._____ May 27, 2006____ Washington__________ W, 1-0_________1,437
April 6, 2005_____ Texas A&M__________ W, 3-0_________1,437
4._____ May 26, 2006____ Washington__________ W, 9-1_________1,435
5._____ April 12, 2003____ Oklahoma____________ W, 2-1_________1,425
6._____ April 5, 2006_____ Texas A&M__________ L, 4-2_________1,423
7._____ April 29, 2006____ Oklahoma State_______ W, 1-0_________1,414
8._____ May 1, 2011_____ Oklahoma____________ W, 5-3_________1,399
9. ____ April 24, 2005____ Iowa State____________ L, 1-0_________1,383
10.____ May 2, 2009_____ Texas A&M___________ L, 6-1_________1,376
April 9, 2003_____ Texas A&M__________ W, 1-0_________1,376
YEAR-BY-YEAR HOME ATTENDANCE
Total Average
National Rank
Year DatesAttendanceAttendance
Avg./Total
1997^__________ 10___________ 2,161____________216___________ n/a
1998___________ 11__________ 12,625_________ 1,148*_________ 3rd
1999___________ 17__________ 17,169__________ 1,010__________ 3rd
2000___________ 17__________ 15,474___________910_________ 4th/5th
2001___________ 17__________ 12,293___________723_________ 4th/6th
2002___________ 16__________ 11,824___________739_________ 5th/7th
2003___________ 24__________ 19,651___________819_________ 4th/3rd
2004___________ 19__________ 13,828___________727_________ 7th/9th
2005___________ 22__________ 22,184__________ 1,008________ 4th/4th
2006___________ 25__________ 26,785__________ 1,071________ 4th/3rd
2007___________ 17__________ 14,142___________832_________ 7th/11th
2008___________ 19__________ 14,641___________771________ 11th/12th
2009___________ 19__________ 14,928___________786________ 10th/10th
2010___________ 26__________ 21.828___________839________ 12th/14th
2011___________ 26__________ 20,897___________804________ 16th/12th
2012___________ 36__________ 28,536*___________815_________ 17th/8th
2013___________ 32__________ 26,511___________828_________ 17th/9th
2014___________ 28__________ 21,105___________753________ 22nd/15th
_*School record; ^Home games were played at the East Austin Youth Complex
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
Annual Statistical Leaders
BATTING
At-Bats
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Jane Teixeira________________158
Keely Franks________________181
Nikki Cockrell_______________185
Lindsay Gardner_____________197
Kathleen Richter_____________148
Chez Sievers_________________151
Wynter Turner______________164
Tina Boutelle________________193
Shannon Thomas____________184
Loryn Johnson_______________172
Loryn Johnson_______________181
Nadia Taylor________________171
Taylor Hoagland_____________161
Brejae Washington___________176
Brejae Washington___________190
Lindsey Stephens_____________ 178
Batting Average
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Jodi Reeves_________________
Jodi Reeves_________________
Autumn Eastes_____________
Lindsay Gardner____________
Tamara Poppe______________
Amber Hall________________
Chez Sievers________________
Desiree Williams____________
Shannon Thomas____________
Loryn Johnson______________
Taylor Hoagland____________
Lexy Bennett_______________
Brejae Washington__________
.365
.393
.379
.421
.388
.332
.357
.373
.321
.333
.326
.355
.403
.382
.438
.422
.424
.417
Runs Scored
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006 __
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Hits
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
62
Jodi Reeves___________________34
Jodi Reeves___________________46
Nikki Cockrell________________42
Lindsay Gardner______________35
Tina Boutelle_________________35
Tina Boutelle_________________33
Desiree Williams______________27
Tina Boutelle_________________42
Shannon Thomas_____________36
Desiree Williams _____________48
Amy Hooks __________________42
Taylor Hoagland______________54
Taylor Thom_________________55
Jodi Reeves___________________57
Jodi Reeves___________________66
Autumn Eastes_______________66
Amber Hall__________________56
2005___
2006___
2007 __
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Chez Sievers__________________50
Tina Boutelle_________________61
Loryn Johnson________________61
Loryn Johnson_______________ 73
Taylor Hoagland_____________ 65
Lexy Bennett_________________57
Lexy Bennett_________________73
Taylor Thom_________________71
Brejae Washington____________73
Doubles
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Triples
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Jodi Reeves___________________14
Jodi Reeves___________________12
Keely Franks_________________12
Marlo Hanks_________________11
Tamara Poppe________________13
Amber Hall__________________11
Chez Sievers__________________11
Amber Hall__________________11
Loryn Johnson________________10
Megan Willis_________________10
Kelly Melone_________________12
Loryn Johnson________________14
Lexy Bennett_________________13
Taylor Thom_________________12
Nadia Taylor_________________16
Taylor Thom_________________16
Lindsey Stephens______________12
Nikki Cockrell_________________6
Jodi Reeves____________________6
Jodi Reeves____________________4
Autumn Eastes________________3
Trisha Tatro___________________2
Tiffiny Valdehueza_____________2
Lindsay Gardner_______________1
Tamara Poppe_________________1
Wynter Turner________________2
Tamara Poppe_________________2
Tina Boutelle__________________3
Tina Boutelle__________________3
Chez Sievers___________________3
Shannon Thomas______________7
Tallie Thrasher________________2
Tallie Thrasher________________3
Taylor Hoagland_______________1
Courtney Craig_______________1
Tallie Thrasher_______________1
Brejae Washington_____________5
Lindsey Stephens_______________4
Taylor Thom__________________4
Home Runs
1997___ Jodi Reeves____________________5
1998___ Nikki Cockrell________________10
Jodi Reeves___________________10
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Kathleen Richter_______________6
Three players__________________2
Tamara Poppe_________________7
Desiree Williams_______________5
Loryn Johnson________________12
Desiree Williams _____________12
Courtney Craig _______________13
Taylor Thom_________________15
Runs Batted In
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Walks
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Jodi Reeves___________________29
Keely Franks_________________31
Keely Franks_________________35
Trisha Tatro__________________22
Deeanna Williams_____________32
Tamara Poppe________________28
Wynter Turner_______________34
Chez Sievers__________________21
Kacie Gaskin_________________32
Loryn Johnson________________33
Loryn Johnson________________50
Amy Hooks__________________40
Lexy Bennett_________________41
Taylor Thom_________________41
Lexy Bennett_________________57
Taylor Thom_________________66
Jodi Reeves___________________18
Jodi Reeves___________________28
Jodi Reeves___________________20
Marlo Hanks_________________25
Tamara Poppe________________24
Sarah Wieszczak______________27
Amy Hooks__________________37
Taylor Thom_________________40
Stolen Bases
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
Jodi Reeves___________________14
Erin Mahoney________________25
Tina Boutelle__________________7
TEXAS SOFTBALL
BATTING
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Amber Hall__________________10
Tina Boutelle_________________10
Amber Hall__________________15
Tina Boutelle_________________25
Courtney Craig_______________17
Slugging Percentage
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007 __
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Jodi Reeves_________________
Jodi Reeves_________________
Nikki Cockrell______________
Tallie Thrasher_____________
Lindsey Stephens____________
.628
.696
.459
.497
.469
.462
.620
.517
.445
.637
.629
.622
.613
.731
.792
.763
.821
.753
Total Bases
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Jodi Reeves___________________98
Jodi Reeves__________________117
Marlo Hanks_________________49
Tamara Poppe________________80
Tina Boutelle_________________74
Desiree Williams_____________109
Loryn Johnson_______________107
Loryn Johnson_______________111
Lexy Bennett________________132
Taylor Thom________________132
Lindsey Stephens_____________ 134
Hit By Pitch
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007 __
2008___
Jodi Reeves____________________5
Jodi Reeves____________________4
Melissa Martin_________________3
Kathleen Richter_______________5
Tiffiny Anders_________________4
Marlo Hanks__________________4
Tamara Poppe_________________2
Amber Hall___________________3
Megan Willis__________________3
Rachael Cook__________________6
Kori Cook____________________5
Desiree Williams_______________5
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Nadia Taylor__________________6
Brittany Chalk_________________7
Nadia Taylor__________________8
Karina Scott___________________8
Stephanie Ceo__________________7
On Base Percentage
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Jodi Reeves_________________
Jodi Reeves_________________
Autumn Eastes_____________
Sarah Wieszczak____________
Sarah Wieszczak____________
Amy Hooks________________
.442
.485
.422
.470
.429
.388
.437
.443
.411
.468
.412
.461
.465
.473
.510
.502
.610
.500
PITCHING
Earned Run Average
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007 __
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Wins
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Christy Guidorizzi___________
Christa Williams____________
Charla Moore______________
Cat Osterman______________
Amy Bradford______________
Erin Tresselt_______________
Meagan Denny_____________
Erin Tresselt _______________
Blaire Luna________________
Rachel Fox_________________
Rachel Fox_________________
Blaire Luna________________
Tiarra Davis________________
2.00
0.46
0.97
1.70
2.39
0.83
0.38
2.01
0.36
0.42
1.14
2.08
2.68
1.39
1.24
2.28
1.28
2.38
Christy Guidorizzi_____________16
Christa Williams______________28
Charla Moore________________21
Charla Moore________________13
Cat Osterman________________36
Cat Osterman________________32
Lizi Sowers____________________9
Cat Osterman________________30
Cat Osterman________________38
Meagan Denny_______________21
Meagan Denny_______________21
Brittany Barnhill ______________26
Blaire Luna __________________30
Blaire Luna__________________28
Blaire Luna__________________22
Blaire Luna__________________32
Tiarra Davis__________________19
Appearances
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007 __
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Charla Moore________________44
Charla Moore________________39
Cat Osterman________________51
Cat Osterman________________40
Christina Gwyn_______________42
Cat Osterman________________42
Cat Osterman________________47
Meagan Denny_______________47
Meagan Denny_______________41
Brittany Barnhill______________45
Blaire Luna__________________46
Blaire Luna__________________38
Blaire Luna__________________38
Blaire Luna__________________41
Tiarra Davis__________________44
Games Started
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Charla Moore________________32
Charla Moore________________31
Cat Osterman________________40
Cat Osterman________________36
Christina Gwyn_______________31
Cat Osterman________________33
Cat Osterman________________39
Meagan Denny_______________41
Meagan Denny_______________31
Brittany Barnhill ______________36
Blaire Luna __________________34
Blaire Luna__________________34
Blaire Luna__________________29
Blaire Luna__________________38
Tiarra Davis__________________36
Complete Games
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Charla Moore________________27
Charla Moore________________21
Cat Osterman________________27
Cat Osterman________________27
Christina Gwyn________________9
Cat Osterman________________31
Cat Osterman________________36
Meagan Denny_______________20
Meagan Denny_______________22
Brittany Barnhill______________26
Blaire Luna__________________28
Blaire Luna__________________30
Blaire Luna__________________21
Blaire Luna__________________30
Tiarra Davis__________________24
Innings Pitched
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
Christy Guidorizzi__________
Christa Williams___________
Christa Williams___________
Charla Moore_____________
Charla Moore_____________
Cat Osterman_____________
Christina Gwyn____________
140.1
230.1
223.1
243.0
205.0
304.1
242.2
176.2
272.2
63
TEXAS SOFTBALL
PITCHING
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Meagan Denny____________
Meagan Denny____________
Brittany Barnhill___________
Blaire Luna_______________
Blaire Luna_______________
Blaire Luna_______________
Blaire Luna_______________
Tiarra Davis_______________
Opponents Batting Average
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
286.0
230.2
202.0
236.0
242.1
232.1
188.0
251.2
200.0
Christy Guidorizzi___________
Carmen Martinez___________
Natalie King________________
Amy Bradford______________
Torrey Schroeder____________
Blaire Luna________________
Blaire Luna________________
Blaire Luna________________
Blaire Luna________________
Tiarra Davis________________
.204
.107
.128
.196
.218
.126
.090
.203
.079
.084
.193
.209
.241
.136
.165
.199
.131
.208
Strikeouts
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Christy Guidorizzi____________145
Christa Williams_____________364
Christa Williams_____________314
Charla Moore_______________137
Charla Moore_______________128
Cat Osterman_______________554
Cat Osterman_______________488
Christina Gwyn______________105
Cat Osterman_______________593
Cat Osterman_______________630
Meagan Denny______________337
Meagan Denny______________289
Brittany Barnhill_____________170
Blaire Luna_________________404
Blaire Luna_________________316
Blaire Luna_________________286
Blaire Luna_________________422
Tiarra Davis_________________ 176
2013___ Mandy Ogle_________________491
2014___ Mandy Ogle_________________272
Assists
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Nikki Cockrell_______________101
Keely Franks________________106
Keely Franks________________132
Keely Franks________________143
Tamara Poppe_______________136
Erin Mahoney________________82
Chez Sievers__________________62
Wynter Turner______________102
Crystal Saenz_________________54
Crystal Saenz_________________89
Loryn Johnson________________95
Nadia Taylor________________162
Nadia Taylor_________________95
Nadia Taylor_________________78
Taylor Thom_________________94
Taylor Thom_________________97
Fielding Percentage
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
2013___
2014___
Angie Scharnhorst___________ .992
Robyn Krieg_______________ 1.000
Courtney Ryan_____________ .990
Melissa Martin_____________ 1.000
Marlo Hanks_______________ .986
Seven players______________ 1.000
Tina Boutelle______________ 1.000
Alexis Garcia_______________ .992
Amber Hall_______________ 1.000
Amber Hall_______________ 1.000
MicKayla Padilla___________ 1.000
Jaclyn Daniels_____________ 1.000
Meagan Denny____________ 1.000
Amy Hooks_______________ 1.000
Desiree Williams____________ .984
Amy Hooks________________ .991
Amy Hooks________________ .990
Mandy Ogle________________ .994
Brejae Washington_________ 1.000
Holly Kern________________ 1.000
Gabby Smith_______________ 1.000
Marlee Gabaldon___________ 1.000
Rachel Scott_______________ 1.000
Mandy Ogle_______________ 1.000
Karina Scott_______________ 1.000
FIELDING
Putouts
1997___
1998___
1999___
2000___
2001___
2002___
2003___
2004___
2005___
2006___
2007___
2008___
2009___
2010___
2011___
2012___
64
Angie Scharnhorst____________219
Angie Scharnhorst____________412
Courtney Ryan______________278
Trisha Tatro_________________278
Trisha Tatro_________________384
Trisha Tatro_________________361
Marlo Hanks________________560
Marlo Hanks________________577
Alexis Garcia________________340
Megan Willis________________657
Megan Willis________________762
Megan Willis________________429
Kacie Gaskin________________342
Desiree Williams____________ 358
Amy Hooks________________ 492
Amy Hooks_________________416
Mandy Ogle_________________446
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Team Year-by-Year Records and Statistics
RECORDS
Overall
YearW
L
T Pct. HomeAwayNeutral
1997
30240.556
14-7
10-5
6-12
1998
49 16 0 .75417-210-522-9
1999
45 17 0.726
21-49-3
15-10
2000
30 27 1.526
16-7-1
8-46-16
2001
24290.453
13-12
4-10
7-7
200250 13
0 .794 23-1 11-1 16-11
200349
9 0 .84528-25-316-4
2004
24250.490
15-8
4-6
5-11
2005
49 13 0 .79025-511-313-5
2006
55
90
.85932-18-215-6
2007
35200.636
19-5
3-8
13-7
200829 23
2
.556
16-9-1
6-8
7-6-1
200940 20 0 .667 20-610-1010-4
2010
43 15 0 .74120-610-513-4
2011
46 10 0 .82125-511-310-2
2012
47 13 0.783
30-6
10-57-2
2013
51 10 0 .83629-39-213-5
2014
35 23 0.603
18-9
11-56-9
Big 12
W
L
T Pct.
6100.375
11 5 0 .688
10 4 0.714
11 5 0.688
5130.278
1710
.944
15 2 0 .882
5130.278
11 6 0 .647
15 2 0 .882
8100.444
990
.500
11 7
0 .611
14 2 0 .875
14 4 0 .778
16 8 0.667
14 4 0 .778
12 6 0.667
BATTING
YEAR
GP W L
1997
54 30 24
1998
65 49 16
1999
62 45 17
2000
58 30 27
2001
53 24 29
2002
635013
2003
5849 9
2004
49 24 25
2005
62 49 13
200664
55 9
2007
55 35 20
2008
542923
2009
60 40 20
2010
58 43 15
2011
56 46 10
2012
60 47 13
2013
61 51 10
2014
583523
T AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB SLG% BBHBP SO OB% SF SH SB-ATT PO A E FLD%
0.26913892123735814 11179492.35412615169.335 4 65 78-1011063 415 88 .944
0.26315952414196515 29219601.37713317230.3231470 54-79 130547768 .963
0.285162824646470 8 21214613.37714018243.346115776-101129247977.958
1.261153618840151 6 18178518.33713522290.327105763-81120453274.959
0.234131415030752 2 9 126390.29713021258.310124245-60106351780.952
0.269165922044768 7 20187589.35513118268.32886067-101135439658 .968
0.252142921636066 8 29179529.3701388 246.31995650-79119935545.972
0.274129119735468 9 36180548.42411614241.33973533-52 987 43367.955
0.23315881743704610 15143481.30311132 330.2951048 66-96 1341 309 37 .978
0.25415772394007815 46210646.41015028324.329422107-133131626743.974
0.26214252203745313 42196579.40615323275.342938101-127114241557.965
2 .261138320836170 5 49190588.42513720312.33583656-72108635545.970
0.29515942814717912 58265748.46920422270.38272674-98121056166.964
0 .3131482 322464 73 3 88 291807 .545 17428 233.3931238 61-80 1144 363 59 .962
0.32414403234676816 80279777.54020124266.4121327114-141109935229.980
0 .3301589 372525861369339844 .531 20328 242.4112149 92-1141199 341 51 .968
0 .3221606 35651770 13 49 316760 .473 21132 308.4072037126-154 121935947 .971
0.333 155133651765 21 48304768.49520330232.414 2622 82-99 1116 391 54 .965
PITCHING
YEAR ERA
CG
SHO
SV
IP
H
R
ER
BB
SO 2B 3B HR AVGWPHBP
1997 2.78
27
10
4 354.2 337 191 141 150 301 51 17 16.24535 22
1998 1.11 38 27 7 436.1 239 101 69 160 52935 4 7 .15749 13
1999 1.20
40
27
4 430.2 243 104
74
143 524 37 2 14.16230 22
2000 2.09
40
14
0 401.0 311 162 120 128 272 42 1 24.21321 12
2001 2.57
32
12
1 354.1 319 179 130 146 234 42 6 22.23935 17
20021.10 35 27 8
452.0 229
99
71
126 719 29 3 13.14638 24
20030.61 38 33 1 399.2 178 4835 8162114 2 15.132 719
2004 3.21
12
4
3 329.0 333 203 151 160 227 62 7 27.25935 22
2005
0.6041 35
3 447.0 168
64
38
104 835 32 3 11.11417 25
20060.81 52 34 2438.216366 51110
84919 017
.11114 21
2007 1.77
25
18
5 380.2 299 123
96
104 424 36 3 17.21426 24
2008 2.67
29
10
3 362.0 322 163 138 150 411 47 3 18.23545 40
2009 2.90
32
10
5 403.1 393 205 167 173 270 52 3 33.25425 44
2010 2.47
35
13
5 379.1 289 165 134 149 484 40 6 37.20726 36
2011 1.36
45
23
0 366.1 233
87
71
123 443 33 3 18.18020 30
2012 2.40
36
16
4 399.2 317 161 137 168 452 40 2 35.21222 43
2013 1.65
45
23
2 406.2 251 118
96
187 528 31 2 28.17330 44
2014 2.80
33
10
1 372.0 313 185 149 201 292 33 4 39.22622 66
Bold indicates best mark in each category
65
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Texas in the Polls
TEXAS IN THE FINAL NFCA POLLS
2013
1.Oklahoma
2.Tennessee
3.TEXAS
4.Washington
5.Florida
6.Michigan
7. Arizona State
8.Nebraska
9.Oregon
10.Alabama
11.Missouri
12.Louisiana
13. Texas A&M
14.Kentucky
15. Florida State
16.UAB
17. South Alabama
18.LSU
19.Louisville
20.Baylor
21.UCLA
22.Stanford
23.California
24.Hawai’i
25.Hofstra
2012
1.Alabama
2.Oklahoma
3.California
4. Arizona State
5.Oregon
6.Tennessee
7.LSU
8. South Florida
9.TEXAS
10.Georgia
11.Missouri
12.Louisiana
13.Arizona
14.Washington
15.Michigan
16.Hofstra
17.Louisville
18.Florida
19. Texas A&M
20.UCLA
21.Stanford
22.Hawai’i
23.Syracuse
24. North Carolina
25. Oregon State
2005
2003
1.Michigan
2.UCLA
3.Tennessee
4.Arizona
5. TEXAS
6.California
7.Alabama
8.DePaul
9.Georgia
10.Stanford
11. Texas A&M
12.Baylor
13.Oklahoma
14.Washington
15. Oregon State
16.Northwestern
17. Georgia Tech
18. Bethune-Cookman
19.Louisiana
20.Missouri
Auburn
22. Fresno State
23.Oregon
24.Iowa
25.Nebraska
1.UCLA
2.Califorina
3.Arizona
4. TEXAS
5.Oklahoma
6.Washington
7.Alabama
8.Louisiana
9.DePaul
10. Cal State Fullerton
11.Georgia
12.Michigan
13.Nebraska
14. Oklahoma State
15.LSU
16.Oregon
17.Iowa
Texas A&M
19. Florida State
20. Arizona State
21. South Carolina
22. Southern Illinois
23. Stanford
24. Michigan State
25. South Florida
66
2010
2011
1. Arizona St.
2.Florida
3.Alabama
4.Baylor
5.California
6.Missouri
7.Oklahoma
8. Oklahoma St.
9.Georgia
10.Stanford
11.Arizona
12.Washington
13.Kentucky
14. Texas A&M
15.Oregon
16.Houston
17.Michigan
18.Tennessee
19.UCLA
20. TEXAS
21.Nebraska
22.LSU
23.Louisiana
24.Tulsa
DePaul
1.UCLA
2. Arizona
3. Georgia
4. Tennessee
5.Washington
6. Florida
7. Hawai’i
8. Missouri
9. Alabama
10.Michigan
11.Oklahoma
12. Arizona State
13.California
14.Oregon
15.BYU
16.Louisiana
17. Georgia Tech
18. TEXAS
19.LSU
20. Texas A&M
21.Stanford
22. Ohio State
23. Oklahoma State
24. North Carolina
25.Illinois
2002
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. California
Arizona
Arizona State
Florida State
UCLA
Nebraska
Michigan
Oklahoma
LSU
Cal St. Fullerton
DePaul
South Carolina
Ohio State
Washington
Stanford
TEXAS
Fresno State
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame
Pacific
Texas A&M
Georgia
Massachusetts
Oregon State
Florida Atlantic
2007
1.Arizona
2. Tennessee
3. Washington
4. Northwestern
5.Baylor
6. DePaul
7. Texas A&M
8. Arizona State
9. Alabama
10.LSU
11.Oklahoma
12.Hawai’i
13.Michigan
14.Florida
15. Oregon State
16. Cal St. Fullerton
17. Virginia Tech
18.UCLA
19. Georgia Tech
20.Stanford
21. South Carolina
22.Oregon
23. Ohio State
24. TEXAS
25. Fresno State
Missouri
1999
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. UCLA
Washington
DePaul
California
Fresno State
Arizona
Arizona State
Southern Mississippi
SW Louisiana
(now Louisiana)
Oregon State
LSU
Maryland
Illinois-Chicago
Michigan State
Missouri
Michigan
Massachusetts
TEXAS
South Carolina
Nebraska
Hawai’i
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Oregon
1998
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Fresno State
Arizona
Washington
Oklahoma State
Nebraska
Michigan
TEXAS
South Florida
Massachusetts
DePaul
Oklahoma
Stanford
LSU
Hawai’i
Arizona State
Minnesota
Florida State
Long Beach State
Iowa
Oregon
Illinois-Chicago
California
Cal St. Northridge
Texas Tech
Florida
2006
1.Arizona
2. Northwestern
3. Tennessee
4. UCLA
5. TEXAS
6. Arizona State
7. Alabama
8. Oregon State
9. California
10.Michigan
11.LSU
12.Stanford
13.Georgia
14.Nebraska
15.Washington
16.Louisiana
17.Louisville
18. South Florida
Oklahoma
20.Baylor
21.Auburn
22. Texas A&M
23. Fresno State
24.Massachusetts
25. Florida State
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Texas in the Polls
TEXAS IN THE FINAL USA SOFTBALL POLL
2013
1.Oklahoma
2.Tennessee
3.TEXAS
4.Washington
5.Florida
6.Michigan
7. Arizona State
8.Nebraska
9.Oregon
10.Alabama
11.Missouri
12.Kentucky
13. Texas A&M
14. Florida State
15.Louisiana
16.LSU
17.UAB
18. South Alabama
19.UCLA
20.Baylor
21.Stanford
22.Georgia
23.Louisville
24.California
25.Hawai’i
2012
1.Alabama
2.Oklahoma
3.California
4. Arizona State
5.Oregon
6.LSU
7.Tennessee
8. South Florida
9.Louisiana
10.Georgia
11.Missouri
12.TEXAS
13.Arizona
14.Washington
15.Michigan
16.Florida
17.Hofstra
18.Louisville
19. Texas A&M
20.Stanford
21.UCLA
22. Florida State
23.Hawai’i
24.Syracuse
25. North Carolina
2011
1. Arizona State
2.Florida
3.Alabama
4.Baylor
5.California
6.Missouri
7.Oklahoma
8. Oklahoma State
9.Georgia
10.Stanford
11.Arizona
12.Kentucky
13. Texas A&M
14.Oregon
15.Washington
16.Tennessee
17.Michigan
18.Houston
19.TEXAS
20.UCLA
21.Nebraska
22.LSU
23. Notre Dame
24. Georgia Tech
25.Louisiana
2010
1. UCLA
2.Arizona
3. Tennessee
4.Georgia
5.Washington
6.Florida
7.Hawai’i
8. Alabama
9.Missouri
10.Oklahoma
11.Michigan
12.California
13. Arizona State
14.Oregon
15.BYU
16. Georgia Tech
17.Louisiana
18.LSU
19. TEXAS
20. North Carolina
21.Illinois
22. Texas A&M
23. Oklahoma State
24.Stanford
Ohio State
2006
2005
1. Arizona
2.UCLA
3. TEXAS
4.California
5.Alabama
6.Tennessee
7. Arizona State
Stanford
9. Oregon State
10.LSU
11.Georgia
12.Michigan
13.Northwestern
14.Nebraska
15.Louisiana
16. Texas A&M
17.Washington
18.Oklahoma
19.Louisville
20.Baylor
21. North Carolina State
22. Fresno State
23. North Carolina
24.Kansas
25. Auburn
1. Michigan
2. UCLA
3. Tennessee
4. TEXAS
5. Arizona
6. California
7. Alabama
8. Stanford
9. Texas A&M
10. Georgia
11.DePaul
12. Oklahoma
13. Baylor
14. Oregon State
15. Fresno State
16. Northwestern
17. Washington
18. Missouri
19. Louisiana
20. Georgia Tech
21. Iowa
22. Auburn
23. Bethune-Cookman
25. Nebraska
2003
1.UCLA
2.California
3.Arizona
4. TEXAS
5.Washington
6.Oklahoma
7.Alabama
8.Louisiana
9. Cal St. Fullerton
10.DePaul
11.Oregon
12. Oklahoma State
13.Michigan
14.Georgia
15. Texas A&M
16.Nebraska
17.LSU
18.Stanford
19. Michigan State
20.Iowa
21. Florida State
22. Arizona State
24. South Carolina
25. Oregon State
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RV - Also Receiving Votes;
NR - Not Ranked
Week-by-Week Rankings
NATIONAL FASTPITCH COACHES ASSOCIATION (NFCA)
2014
2011
2008
2005
Preseason________________ No. 10
Feb. 11___________________ No. 15
Feb. 18___________________ No. 25
Feb. 25______________________RV
March 4_____________________NR
March 11____________________NR
March 18____________________NR
March 25____________________NR
April 1______________________NR
April 8______________________NR
April 15_____________________NR
April 22_____________________NR
April 29_____________________NR
May 6______________________NR
May 13______________________NR
Final_______________________NR
Preseason________________ No. 15
Feb. 15___________________ No. 13
Feb. 22___________________ No. 11
March 1__________________ No. 12
March 8__________________ No. 12
March 15_________________ No. 12
March 22__________________ No. 8
March 29__________________ No. 8
April 5____________________ No. 5
April 12___________________ No. 3
April 19___________________ No. 5
April 26___________________ No. 3
May 3____________________ No. 3
May 10____________________ No. 5
May 17____________________ No. 6
Final____________________ No. 20
Preseason________________ No. 22
Feb. 12___________________ No. 24
Feb. 19___________________ No. 25
Feb. 26___________________ No. 22
March 4_____________________RV
March 11____________________NR
March 18____________________NR
March 25____________________NR
April 1______________________NR
April 8______________________NR
April 15_____________________NR
April 22_____________________NR
April 29_____________________NR
May 6______________________NR
May 13______________________NR
Final_______________________NR
Preseason________________ No. 15
Feb. 15___________________ No. 10
Feb. 22____________________ No. 9
March 1___________________ No. 9
March 8__________________ No. 11
March 15_________________ No. 11
March 22__________________ No. 6
March 29__________________ No. 5
April 5____________________ No. 5
April 12___________________ No. 4
April 19___________________ No. 3
April 26___________________ No. 6
May 3____________________ No. 6
May 10____________________ No. 7
Final_____________________ No. 5
2013
2010
2007
Preseason_________________ No. 7
Feb. 12____________________ No. 6
Feb. 19____________________ No. 6
Feb. 26____________________ No. 5
March 5__________________ No. 10
March 12__________________ No. 9
March 19__________________ No. 9
March 26__________________ No. 8
April 2____________________ No. 8
April 9____________________ No. 6
April 16___________________ No. 6
April 23___________________ No. 7
April 30___________________ No. 6
May 7____________________ No. 7
May 14____________________ No. 6
Final_____________________ No. 3
Preseason________________ No. 23
Feb. 16___________________ No. 20
Feb. 23___________________ No. 14
March 2__________________ No. 15
March 9__________________ No. 15
March 16_________________ No. 15
March 23_________________ No. 16
March 30_________________ No. 17
April 6___________________ No. 16
April 13__________________ No. 14
April 20__________________ No. 15
April 27__________________ No. 15
May 4___________________ No. 14
May 11___________________ No. 13
Final____________________ No. 18
Preseason________________ No. 17
Feb. 14___________________ No. 10
Feb. 21___________________ No. 10
Feb. 28___________________ No. 10
March 7___________________ No. 8
March 14__________________ No. 8
March 21_________________ No. 10
March 28__________________ No. 9
April 4___________________ No. 11
April 11__________________ No. 11
April 18__________________ No. 15
April 25__________________ No. 18
May 2___________________ No. 17
May 9___________________ No. 18
Final____________________ No. 24
2009
2006
Preseason___________________RV
Feb. 10______________________RV
Feb. 17______________________NR
Feb. 24______________________NR
March 3_____________________NR
March 10____________________RV
March 17____________________RV
March 24____________________RV
March 31_________________ No. 25
April 7___________________ No. 20
April 14_____________________RV
April 21__________________ No. 25
April 28_____________________RV
May 5______________________RV
May 12______________________NR
Final_______________________NR
Preseason_________________ No. 4
Feb. 15 ___________________ No. 5
Feb. 22____________________ No. 4
March 1___________________ No. 2
March 8___________________ No. 2
March 15__________________ No. 4
March 22__________________ No. 3
March 29__________________ No. 1
April 5____________________ No. 1
April 12___________________ No. 2
April 19___________________ No. 2
April 26___________________ No. 2
May 3____________________ No. 2
May 10____________________ No. 2
Final_____________________ No. 5
2012
Preseason________________ No. 19
Feb. 14___________________ No. 13
Feb. 21____________________ No. 8
Feb. 28____________________ No. 6
March 6___________________ No. 6
March 13__________________ No. 6
March 20__________________ No. 6
March 27__________________ No. 6
April 3____________________ No. 3
April 10___________________ No. 5
April 17___________________ No. 5
April 24___________________ No. 7
May 1____________________ No. 8
May 8____________________ No. 8
May 15____________________ No. 8
Final_____________________ No. 9
The 2006 Longhorns achieved the
highest ranking in UT history when
they were voted #1 on March 29 and April 5, 2006.
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2004
Preseason________________ No. 10
Feb. 16___________________ No. 14
Feb. 23___________________ No. 15
March 1__________________ No. 19
March 8__________________ No. 21
March 15_________________ No. 24
March 22____________________RV
March 29____________________RV
April 5______________________NR
April 12_____________________NR
April 19_____________________NR
April 26_____________________NR
May 3______________________NR
May 10______________________NR
Final_______________________NR
2003
Preseason________________ No. 12
Feb. 25____________________ No. 6
March 4___________________ No. 5
March 11__________________ No. 3
March 15__________________ No. 4
March 18__________________ No. 7
March 25__________________ No. 5
April 1____________________ No. 5
April 8____________________ No. 5
April 15___________________ No. 4
April 22___________________ No. 3
April 29___________________ No. 3
May 6____________________ No. 3
May 13____________________ No. 3
Final_____________________ No. 4
TEXAS SOFTBALL
NR - Not Ranked
NATIONAL FASTPITCH COACHES ASSOCIATION (NFCA)
2002
1999
Preseason___________________RV
Feb. 20______________________RV
Feb. 27______________________NR
March 6_____________________NR
March 13____________________NR
March 20____________________NR
March 27_________________ No. 23
April 3___________________ No. 20
April 10__________________ No. 18
April 17__________________ No. 16
April 24__________________ No. 14
May 1___________________ No. 13
May 8___________________ No. 10
Final____________________ No. 16
Preseason_________________ No. 7
March 3___________________ No. 7
March 10_________________ No. 11
March 17_________________ No. 11
March 24_________________ No. 14
March 31_________________ No. 15
April 7___________________ No. 15
April 14__________________ No. 15
April 21__________________ No. 11
April 28__________________ No. 13
May 5___________________ No. 12
May 12___________________ No. 11
Final____________________ No. 18
2001
Preseason________________ No. 24
Feb. 21___________________ No. 22
Feb. 28______________________NR
March 7_____________________RV
March 14____________________NR
March 21____________________RV
March 28____________________NR
April 4______________________NR
April 11_____________________NR
April 18_____________________NR
April 25_____________________NR
May 2______________________NR
Final_______________________NR
2000
1998
Preseason___________________RV
Feb. 25______________________RV
March 4_____________________RV
March 11_________________ No. 18
March 18_________________ No. 11
March 25__________________ No. 6
April 1____________________ No. 9
April 8____________________ No. 8
April 15___________________ No. 8
April 22___________________ No. 8
April 29___________________ No. 8
May 6____________________ No. 8
Final_____________________ No. 7
Note: Texas did not appear in the
NFCA poll in 1997, its first year of
varsity competition.
Preseason________________ No. 19
Feb. 27______________________RV
March 5_____________________RV
March 12____________________NR
March 19____________________NR
March 26____________________NR
April 2______________________NR
April 9______________________NR
April 16_____________________NR
April 23_____________________RV
April 30_____________________NR
May 7______________________RV
Final_______________________RV
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
NR - Not Ranked
USA SOFTBALL/ESPN.COM
2014
2011
2008
2005
Preseason________________ No. 10
Feb. 11___________________ No. 16
Feb. 18___________________ No. 25
Feb. 25______________________RV
March 4_____________________NR
March 11____________________NR
March 18____________________NR
March 25____________________NR
April 1______________________NR
April 8______________________NR
April 15_____________________RV
April 22_____________________RV
April 29_____________________RV
May 6______________________RV
May 13______________________RV
Final_______________________RV
Preseason________________ No. 15
Feb. 15___________________ No. 13
Feb. 22___________________ No. 12
March 1__________________ No. 12
March 8__________________ No. 13
March 15_________________ No. 14
March 22_________________ No. 10
March 29__________________ No. 9
April 5____________________ No. 7
April 12___________________ No. 4
April 19___________________ No. 6
April 26___________________ No. 3
May 3____________________ No. 4
May 10____________________ No. 7
May 17____________________ No. 9
Final____________________ No. 19
Preseason______________ T-No. 24
Feb. 12______________________RV
Feb. 19______________________RV
Feb. 26___________________ No. 25
March 4 ____________________RV
March 11____________________RV
March 18____________________NR
March 25____________________NR
April 1______________________NR
April 8______________________NR
April 15_____________________NR
April 22_____________________NR
April 29_____________________NR
May 6______________________NR
May 13______________________NR
Final_______________________NR
Preseason_________________ No. 6
Feb. 8_____________________ No. 4
Feb. 15____________________ No. 3
Feb. 22____________________ No. 3
March 1___________________ No. 4
March 8___________________ No. 4
March 15__________________ No. 5
March 22__________________ No. 4
March 29__________________ No. 4
April 5____________________ No. 4
April 12___________________ No. 4
April 19___________________ No. 4
April 26___________________ No. 6
May 3____________________ No. 8
May 10____________________ No. 9
May 17____________________ No. 5
Final_____________________ No. 4
2013
2010
2007
2004
Preseason_________________ No. 9
Feb. 12____________________ No. 6
Feb. 19____________________ No. 6
Feb. 26____________________ No. 8
March 5__________________ No. 11
March 12_________________ No. 10
March 19__________________ No. 9
March 26__________________ No. 8
April 1____________________ No. 8
April 9____________________ No. 7
April 16___________________ No. 7
April 23_________________ No. T-7
April 30___________________ No. 6
May 7____________________ No. 6
May 14____________________ No. 7
Final_____________________ No. 3
Preseason_________________ No. 8
Feb. 16___________________ No. 15
Feb. 23___________________ No. 13
March 2__________________ No. 13
March 9__________________ No. 14
March 16_________________ No. 15
March 23_________________ No. 15
March 30_________________ No. 17
April 6___________________ No. 16
April 13__________________ No. 15
April 20__________________ No. 14
April 27__________________ No. 12
May 4___________________ No. 12
May 11___________________ No. 12
May 18___________________ No. 12
Final____________________ No. 19
Preseason________________ No. 18
Feb. 13___________________ No. 11
Feb. 20___________________ No. 11
Feb. 27___________________ No. 10
March 6___________________ No. 8
March 13__________________ No. 8
March 20_________________ No. 11
March 27_________________ No. 10
April 3___________________ No. 13
April 10__________________ No. 13
April 17__________________ No. 19
April 24__________________ No. 23
May 1___________________ No. 23
May 8___________________ No. 23
Final_______________________NR
Preseason________________ No. 11
Feb. 9____________________ No. 11
Feb. 16___________________ No. 15
Feb. 23___________________ No. 16
March 1__________________ No. 20
March 8__________________ No. 22
March 15_________________ No. 23
March 22_________________ No. 23
March 29____________________RV
April 5______________________NR
April 12_____________________NR
April 19_____________________NR
April 26_____________________NR
May 3______________________NR
May 10______________________NR
May 17______________________NR
Final_______________________NR
2012
2009
Preseason________________ No. 18
Feb. 14___________________ No. 13
Feb. 21____________________ No. 8
Feb. 28____________________ No. 6
March 6___________________ No. 6
March 13__________________ No. 6
March 20__________________ No. 5
March 27__________________ No. 6
April 3____________________ No. 3
April 10___________________ No. 5
April 17___________________ No. 6
April 24___________________ No. 8
May 1___________________ No. 10
May 8___________________ No. 10
May 15____________________ No. 8
Final____________________ No. 12
Preseason___________________RV
Feb. 10______________________RV
Feb. 17______________________RV
Feb. 24______________________RV
March 3_____________________RV
March 10____________________RV
March 17____________________RV
March 24____________________RV
March 31_________________ No. 22
April 7___________________ No. 20
April 14__________________ No. 24
April 21__________________ No. 23
April 28_____________________RV
May 5______________________RV
May 12______________________RV
Final_______________________RV
2006
Preseason_________________ No. 4
Feb. 6_____________________ No. 5
Feb. 13____________________ No. 4
Feb. 20____________________ No. 3
Feb. 27__________________ T-No. 2
March 6___________________ No. 4
March 13__________________ No. 4
March 20__________________ No. 2
March 27__________________ No. 1
April 3____________________ No. 9
April 10___________________ No. 8
April 17___________________ No. 8
April 24___________________ No. 8
May 1____________________ No. 8
May 8____________________ No. 8
Final_____________________ No. 7
2003
Preseason________________no poll
Feb. 25____________________ No. 2
March 4___________________ No. 5
March 11__________________ No. 3
March 18__________________ No. 7
March 25__________________ No. 5
April 1____________________ No. 5
April 8____________________ No. 6
April 15___________________ No. 4
April 22___________________ No. 3
April 29___________________ No. 3
May 6____________________ No. 3
May 13____________________ No. 3
Final_____________________ No. 4
Note: The USA Softball poll originated
in 2003.
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Miscellaneous Game Results
INNINGS SCORING SIX OR MORE RUNS
Date
Opponent
Inning (Runs)
Final Score
May 4, 2014
Kansas
Bottom 5 (7)
W, 8-0 (5)
April 26, 2014
Oklahoma State
Bottom 4 (7)
W, 12-1 (5)
April 23, 2014
Texas State
Top 6 (11)
W, 15-6 (6)
April 12, 2014
Iowa State
Top 4 (9)
W, 17-1 (5)
April 11, 2014
Iowa State
Top 2 (8)
W, 19-6 (5)
April 2, 2014
Texas State
Bottom 2 (6) & Bottom 4 (7)
W, 19-7 (5)
March 11, 2014
North Texas
Top 1 (6)
W, 10-2
Feb. 20, 2014
Cal Poly
Top 4 (7)
W, 13-7
April 13, 2013
Iowa State
Bottom 1 (9)
W, 12-4 (5)
March 29, 2013
Kansas
Top 6 (14)
W, 16-4 (6)
Feb. 23, 2013
Utah State
Bottom 1 (6)
W, 13-2 (5)
Feb. 16, 2013
Illinois
Top 6 (12)
W, 12-2 (6)
Feb. 14, 2013
DePaul
Top 4 (6)
W, 13-0 (5)
Feb. 8, 2013
North Texas
Bottom 2 (6)
W, 9-1 (6)
May 6, 2012
at Oklahoma
Top 6 (8)
W, 12-5
April 14, 2012
at Kansas
Top 5 (7)
W, 13-6
March 31, 2012
Tulsa
Bottom 6 (6)
W, 9-1 (6)
March 28, 2012
at Houston
Top 1 (8) & Top 5 (7) W, 15-4 (5)
March 25, 2012
at Iowa State
Top 3 (8)
W, 11-2 (5)
March 23, 2012
at Iowa State
Top 6 (6)
W, 8-4
March 4, 2012
Sam Houston State
Bottom 3 (6)
W, 14-0 (5)
Feb. 10, 2012
UTSA
Bottom 2 (8)
W, 15-0 (5)
Feb. 9, 2012
Cal State Fullerton
Bottom 2 (9) & Bottom 3 (8)
W, 23-0 (5)
April 19, 2011
UT Arlington
Bottom 1 (6)
W, 8-0 (6)
March 26, 2011
Kansas
Bottom 2 (6)
W, 12-0 (5)
March 17, 2011
DePaul
Bottom 1 (6)
W, 11-3
Feb. 26, 2011
Long Island
Bottom 3 (6)
W, 10-0 (5)
Feb. 17, 2011
Wisconsin
Bottom 3 (6)
W, 15-1 (5)
Feb. 13, 2011
Louisville
Bottom 2 (9) W, 14-4 (5)
Feb. 12, 2011
Northern Illinois
Bottom 2 (6)
W, 14-1 (5)
May 21, 2010
BYU
Top 6 (6)
L, 9-8
March 25, 2010
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi [1]
Bottom 1 (7)
W, 13-4 (5)
March 10, 2010
UTEP
Bottom 5 (6)
W, 9-0 (6)
March 6, 2010
Ohio
Bottom 3 (6)
W, 11-5
April 30, 2009
UTSA [2]
Bottom 4 (6)
W, 6-1
March 28, 2009
Oklahoma
Bottom 3 (8)
W, 15-6 (5)
March 14, 2009
Pacific Bottom 3 (7)
W, 7-2
Feb. 20, 2009
Oregon
Bottom 2 (6)
W, 9-0 (5)
Feb. 17, 2009
UT Arlington [2]
Bottom 4 (6)
W, 11-1 (5)
April 23, 2008
at Baylor
Top 5 (6)
W, 6-0
April 26, 2007
Texas Tech [1]
Bottom 1 (6)
W, 11-1 (6)
Feb. 24, 2007
Nevada
Top 5 (7)
W, 7-3
Feb. 16, 2006
Oklahoma Christian [2]
Bottom 4 (7)
W, 16-0 (5)
Feb. 10, 2006
Syracuse
Top 5 (6)
W, 12-0 (5)
March 5, 2004
Stephen F. Austin [1]
Bottom 1 (7)
W, 10-2 (5)
Feb. 18, 2004
Bottom 4 (6)
W, 7-1
April 27, 2003
at Oklahoma State
Top 5 (6)
W, 9-3
March 26, 2003
Baylor
Bottom 2 (6)
W, 6-1
Feb. 19, 2003
Stephen F. Austin [1]
Bottom 4 (6)
W, 14-1 (5)
March 7, 2002
UT Arlington
Bottom 6 (6)
W, 8-0 (6)
April 22, 2000
Oklahoma State [2]
Bottom 1 (6)
W, 9-1 (5)
April 21, 1999
Centenary [1]
Bottom 4 (7)
W, 11-1 (5)
March 2, 1999
Sam Houston St.
Bottom 5 (6)
W, 8-0 (5)
April 25, 1998
Baylor
Bottom 1 (6)
W, 11-0 (5)
April 19, 1998
at Oklahoma State
Top 4 (8)
W, 10-0 (5)
April 11, 1998
at Texas A&M
Top 6 (6)
W, 8-2
March 7, 1998
Florida State
Bottom 4 (7)
W, 9-1 (6)
March 6, 1997
Stephen F. Austin
Bottom 4 (6)
W, 8-5
March 2, 1997
at Incarnate Word
Top 1 (6)
W, 10-0 (5)
Feb. 8, 1997
at St. Edward’s
Top 3 (6)
W, 11-1
BIGGEST SEVENTH-INNING COMEBACKS
Date
May 17, 2014
March 2, 2013
Feb. 23, 2012
April 10, 2011
April 6, 2011
Feb. 13, 2010
April 4, 2009
Feb. 22, 2009
Feb. 13, 2008
March 2, 2007
April 8, 2006
Feb. 13, 2002
April 15, 2000
April 5, 1998
April 4, 1998
Feb. 15, 1997
Opponent
Mississippi State
Syracuse
San Diego State
at Nebraska
Texas A&M
LSU
Iowa State
Long Island
at Texas State
St. John’s
Missouri
Utah [2]
at Iowa State
Kansas Missouri
Arizona State
Deficit Entering 7th
Trail 3-1
Trail 1-0
Trail 1-0
Trail 3-1
Trail 3-2
Trail 1-0
Trail 2-1 Trail 3-2
Trail 4-2
Trail 4-3
Trail 3-2
Trail 1-0
Trail 1-0
Trail 1-0
Trail 1-0
Trail 7-6
Final
W, 4-3
W, 2-1
W, 2-1
W, 4-3 (8)
W, 4-3
W, 2-1
W, 4-2 (8)
W, 5-4
W, 5-4
W, 6-4
W, 4-3
W, 2-1
W, 2-1
W, 2-1
W, 2-1
W, 9-7
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Grand Slams and Miscellaneous Streaks
ALL-TIME GRAND SLAMS
10-OR-MORE GAME HITTING STREAKS
PlayerOpponent Date
Lindsey Stephens
Oklahoma State
April 26, 2014
Taylor Thom
Iowa State
April 11, 2014
Taylor Thom
Texas State
April 2, 2014
Lindsey Stephens
Cal Poly
Feb. 20, 2014
Taylor Thom
South Carolina
May 19, 2013
Taylor Thom
Oklahoma State
May 5, 2013
Taylor Hoagland
Iowa State
April 13, 2013
Karina Scott
Western Kentucky
April 6, 2013
Taylor Hoagland
Kansas
March 29, 2013
Taylor Thom
Houston
Feb. 16, 2013
Taylor Thom
Houston
Feb. 16, 2013
Kim Bruins
DePaul
Feb. 15, 2013
Mandy Ogle
Houston
March 28, 2012
Karina Scott Houston
March 28, 2012
Kim Bruins
Iowa State
March 25, 2012
Taylor Hoagland
Louisville
Feb. 13, 2011
Courtney Craig
Ohio
March 6, 2010
Kelly Melone
Bowling Green
March 12, 2009
Kacie Gaskin
Texas Tech
April 17, 2008
Tallie Thrasher
UNLV
Feb. 22, 2008
Jacqueline Williams Texas Tech
April 26, 2007
Kacie Gaskin
Nevada
Feb. 24, 2007
Loryn Johnson
Cal State Northridge
Feb. 9, 2007
Tina Boutelle
Washington
May 27, 2006
Alexis Garcia
Oklahoma
April 4, 2004
Tina Boutelle
Oklahoma Christian
March 31, 2004
Keely Franks
South Florida
Feb. 20, 2001
GamesPlayer
26
Taylor Hoagland
21
Taylor Hoagland
16
Lindsey Stephens
16
Desiree Williams
16
Lindsay Gardner
15
Amber Hall
14
Brejae Washington
13
Loryn Johnson
13
Jodi Reeves
12
Lexy Bennett
12
Nikki Cockrell
11
Brejae Washington
11
Lexy Bennett
11
Loryn Johnson
11
Shannon Thomas
11
Erin Mahoney
10
Brejae Washington
10
Lexy Bennett
10
Loryn Johnson
10
Courtney Craig
10
Tina Boutelle
10
Chez Sievers
10
Tamara Poppe
10
Alexis Garcia
10
Rose Ekholm
Dates
April 29, 2010 - Feb. 26, 2011
Feb. 27 - March 28, 2010
Feb. 15, 2014- March 8, 2014
Feb. 24 - March 16, 2006
April 6 - May 12, 2000
May 25, 2003 - Feb. 25, 2004
Feb. 15, 2014- March 6, 2014
Feb. 20 - March 10, 2009
Feb. 13 - March 2, 1997
March 17 - April 6, 2011
March 15, 2014 - April 11, 2014
Feb. 18 - March 4, 2011
Feb. 25 - March 14, 2007
Feb. 20 - March 9, 2002
Feb. 15-23, 2013
May 6-26, 2012
March 13-28, 2009
Feb. 25 - March 8, 2006
May 25, 2003 - Feb. 6, 2004
Feb. 20 - March 7, 2002
Feb. 22 - March 9, 1997
18-OR-MORE CONSECUTIVE GAMES REACHING BASE
GamesPlayer
57
Taylor Hoagland
49
Lindsey Stephens
33
Brejae Washington
27
Taylor Hoagland
25
Loryn Johnson
24
Taylor Hoagland
23
Desiree Williams
22
Desiree Williams
21
Loryn Johnson
21
Nadia Taylor
20
Lindsay Gardner
19
Taylor Hoagland
18
Nadia Taylor
18
Lexy Bennett
18
Nadia Taylor
18
Brajae Washington
18
Desiree Williams
18
Erin Mahoney
CAREER GRAND SLAMS
PlayerNumber
6
Taylor Thom
3
Taylor Hoagland
2
Lindsey Stephens
2
Tina Boutelle
2
Kim Bruins
2
Kacie Gaskin
2
Karina Scott
1
Courtney Craig
1
Keely Franks
1
Alexis Garcia
1
Loryn Johnson
1
Kelly Melone
1
Mandy Ogle
1
Tallie Thrasher
1
Jacqueline Williams
TOP-10 LONGEST WINNING STREAKS
GamesDates
24 Feb. 11 - March 8, 2006
20 April 9 - May 23, 2003
18 March 9 - April 10, 2011
17 March 3-22, 1998
16 Feb. 2-19, 2003
15
13 Feb. 7-22, 2013
Feb. 24 - March 14, 2007
April 30 - May 3, 2005
April 4 - May 3, 2002
72
Dates
May 18, 2012 - May 3, 2013
June 2, 2013 - April 27, 2014
Feb. 15, 2014 - April 17, 2014
April 29, 2010 - Feb. 27, 2011
Feb. 26 - March 30, 2010
Feb. 15 - March 17, 2006
Feb. 16 - March 25, 2010
Feb. 22 - March 21, 2009
Feb. 17 - March 17, 2002
April 3 - May 8, 2011
March 31 - May 4, 2012
Feb. 10 - March 4, 2011
Feb. 10 - March 4, 2011
March 30 - May 4, 2002
LONGEST HITTING STREAKS TO START FRESHMAN YEAR
GamesPlayer
7
Stephanie Ceo
6
Lexy Bennett
5
Megan Willis
4
Loryn Johnson
4
Chez Sievers
4
Wynter Turner
4
Tiffiny Valdehueza
4
Keely Franks
Dates
Feb. 8-15, 2013
Feb. 6-11, 2009
Feb. 6-13, 2004
Feb. 9-10, 2007
Feb. 5-7, 2003
Feb. 6-8, 2002
Feb. 4-7, 1998
Feb. 8-13, 1997
TEXAS SOFTBALL
All-Time Walk-Off Wins
Date
Opponent
Final (Inn.)
Game-Winning Play
May 11, 2014
Baylor
3-2 (7)
Taylor Thom RBI 2B
May 12, 2013
Baylor
2-1 (9)
Kim Bruins RBI 1B
Feb. 24, 2013
Tulsa
1-0 (8)
Gabby Smith RBI 1B
April 28, 2012
Texas A&M
7-6 (7)
Torie Schmidt 2-run 2B
2-1 (9)
Kim Bruins RBI 1B
Feb. 23, 2012
San Diego State
2-1 (7)
Karina Scott 2-run 2B
Feb. 19, 2012
Tennessee
3-2 (9)
Brejae Washington 2-run HR
April 26, 2011
UTSA
2-1 (8)
Torie Schmidt RBI FC
April 6, 2011
Texas A&M
4-3 (7)
Mandy Ogle scores on WP
1-0 (7)
Nadia Taylor solo HR
May 15, 2009
Chattanooga
1-0 (9)
Brittany Barnhill RBI 1B
April 30, 2009
UTSA
3-2 (8)
Lexy Bennett RBI 1B
April 4, 2009
Iowa State
4-2 (8)
Loryn Johnson 2-run HR
April 2, 2009
4-3 (8)
Brittany Chalk RBI 1B
March 18, 2009 Houston
2-1 (7)
Kacie Gaskin RBI 2B
Feb. 19, 2009
Tennessee Tech 3-2 (7)
Amy Hooks solo HR
Feb. 7, 2009
Iowa
3-2 (7)
Lexy Bennett solo HR
May 10, 2008
Oklahoma State 4-3 (9)
Kacie Gaskin RBI sac fly
Feb. 29, 2008
Utah
5-4 (7)
Kelly Melone scores on WP
5-4 (10) MicKayla Padilla scores on E
April 29, 2006
Chez Sievers RBI 2B
April 9, 2006
Missouri
1-0 (7)
Jacqueline Williams RBI 2B
April 8, 2006
Missouri
4-3 (7) Jacqueline Williams 2-run HR
1-0 (9)
Rachel Cook RBI 1B
March 5, 2006 Houston
3-2 (7)
Megan Willis RBI 1B
May 27, 2005
Bethune-Cookman 1-0 (9) Jacqueline Williams RBI 1B
May 12, 2005
Kansas
1-0 (8)
Megan Willis RBI sac fly
1-0 (8) Rachel Cook RBI groundout
1-0 (10) Jacqueline Williams RBI 1B
Feb. 6, 2005
Houston
5-4 (7)
Amber Hall scores on WP
Feb. 18, 2004
3-2 (10)
Alexis Garcia RBI 2B
Feb. 6, 2004
UTSA
2-1 (8)
Megan Willis RBI 2B
May 3, 2003
Nebraska 2-0 (7) Sarah Wieszczak 2-run HR
April 12, 2003
Oklahoma 2-1 (7) Lindsay Gardner scores on E
April 11, 2003
Oklahoma
1-0 (9)
Tamara Poppe RBI 2B
April 9, 2003
Texas A&M
1-0 (7)
Chez Sievers solo HR
March 1, 2003 Florida [2]
1-0 (7)
Marlo Hanks RBI 1B
March 1, 2003 Florida [1]
4-3 (9)
Melanie Jarrett RBI 1B
Feb. 12, 2003
UTSA [2]
1-0 (8)
Marlo Hanks RBI 1B
Feb. 7, 2003
Arizona State
1-0 (7)
Alexis Garcia RBI FC
May 3, 2002
Texas A&M
2-1 (8)
Erin Mahoney RBI FC
April 28, 2002
Deeanna Williams scores on IP
March 20, 2002 Southwest Texas St. [1]
4-3 (12)
Sarah Wieszczak RBI FC
March 1, 2002 Mississippi State 1-0 (14)
Melissa Martin RBI 1B
Feb. 15, 2002
at UTSA
2-1 (8)
Tamara Poppe RBI 1B
Feb. 13, 2002
Utah [2]
2-1 (7)
Melissa Martin RBI FC
Feb. 9, 2002
California
2-1 (7)
Melissa Martin RBI FC
May 4, 2000
St. Edward’s [1] 2-1 (9)
Audrey Hendricks RBI 1B
April 22, 2000
Oklahoma State [1] 3-2 (10)
Trisha Tatro RBI 1B
March 22, 2000 UTSA [1]
5-4 (7)
Melissa Martin RBI 1B
Feb. 24, 2000
Illinois State [1] 2-1 (8)
Jodi Reeves RBI sac fly
Feb. 13, 2000
Long Beach State 6-5 (8)Lindsay Gardner RBI sac bunt
May 14, 1999
Texas Tech
1-0 (11)
Melissa Martin solo HR
May 13, 1999
Missouri
8-6 (8)
Nikki Cockrell 2-run HR
April 18, 1999
Oklahoma [2]
1-0 (8)
Keely Franks RBI sac fly
April 17, 1999
Oklahoma State [2]
2-1 (7)
Keely Franks RBI 1B
April 17, 1999
Oklahoma State [1]
1-0 (8)
Nikki Cockrell RBI 2B
2-1 (7)
Jodi Reeves RBI 1B
Feb. 25, 1999
Creighton
1-0 (7)
Jodi Reeves RBI 1B
May 16, 1998
South Florida
1-0 (8) Nikki Cockrell scores on E
Date
Opponent
Final (Inn.)
Game-Winning Play
April 5, 1998
Kansas
2-1 (7)
Trisha Tatro 2-RBI 2B
April 4, 1998
Missouri
2-1 (7)
Keely Franks RBI sac fly
March 19, 1998 UNLV
1-0 (8)
Jodi Reeves RBI 2B
March 6, 1998 Hofstra
1-0 (7)
Keely Franks solo HR
Feb. 18, 1998
Southwest Texas [2]
3-2 (7)
Jane Teixeira scores on E
March 1, 1997 St. Mary’s
6-5 (9)
Rose Ekholm RBI 2B
73
TEXAS SOFTBALL
All-Time Consecutive Home Runs
Home Runs
3__________
3__________
2
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
2__________
74
Players
Opponent
Inning
Date
Taylor Thom_______ Louisiana_________ 3___ March 2, 2013
Kim Bruins
Mandy Ogle
Tina Boutelle_______ Syracuse__________ 5____ Feb. 10, 2006
Desiree Williams
Jacqueline Williams
Stephanie Wong
North Texas
1 March 11, 2014
Mandy Ogle
Taylor Hoagland____ Oregon___________ 7____ May 26, 2012
Lexy Bennett
Taylor Hoagland____ Oklahoma_________ 6_____ May 6, 2012
Lexy Bennett
Courtney Craig_____ Oklahoma_________ 2_____ May 5, 2012
Karina Scott
Taylor Hoagland____ Texas A&M________ 5___ April 29, 2012
Brejae Washington
Courtney Craig_____ Iowa State_________ 3__ March 25, 2012
Taylor Thom
Kim Bruins________ Iowa State_________ 3__ March 24, 2012
Taylor Hoagland
Mandy Ogle________ Sam Houston State__ 3___ March 4, 2012
Karina Scott
Taylor Thom_______ Texas Tech________ 1___ April 22, 2011
Amy Hooks
Lexy Bennett_______ Oklahoma State____ 3____ April 2, 2011
Amy Hooks
Taylor Hoagland____ Louisville_________ 3____ Feb. 10, 2011
Lexy Bennett
Courtney Craig_____ Iona______________ 3____ May 20, 2010
Taylor Hoagland
Brittany Chalk______ Texas Tech________ 3___ April 29, 2010
Courtney Craig
Amy Hooks________ Texas State________ 4__ March 24, 2010
Loryn Johnson
Brittany Barnhill____ UTSA____________ 4___ April 30, 2009
Nadia Taylor
Courtney Craig_____ Kansas____________ 6___ April 18, 2009
Lexy Bennett
Desiree Williams____ Pacific____________ 3__ March 14, 2009
Lexy Bennett
Tallie Thrasher_____ Oregon State_______ 7 ____ Feb. 23, 2008
Amy Hooks
Loryn Johnson______ Fresno State_______ 1____ Feb. 22, 2008
Tallie Thrasher
Megan Willis_______ UNLV____________ 7__ March 13, 2007
Kacie Gaskin
Chez Sievers________ Washington_______ 6____ May 27, 2006
Megan Willis
Sarah Wieszczak____ Northwestern State__ 5___ March 8, 2004
Wynter Turner
Tina Boutelle_______ DePaul___________ 1____ Feb. 29, 2004
Amber Hall
Sarah Wieszczak____ Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
Alexis Garcia
4____ Feb. 18, 2004
Melissa Martin______ Wichita State______ 4____ Feb. 17, 2002
Martha Rac
Jodi Reeves_________ South Carolina_____ 1____ Feb. 12, 1999
Keely Franks
Nikki Cockrell______ Georgia State______ 2__ March 20, 1998
Kelly Franks
Jodi Reeves_________ Bowling Green_____ 3__ March 11, 1998
Nikki Cockrell
Nikki Cockrell______ Michigan State_____ 1___ March 5, 1998
Kelly Franks
Nikki Cockrell______ UTSA____________ 1___ April 23, 1997
Kelly Franks
BREAKDOWNS
InningOccurrences
1_________________________7
2_________________________2
3________________________10
4_________________________4
5_________________________3
6_________________________3
7_________________________3
TOTAL___________________32
OpponentsOccurrences
Bowling Green_____________1
DePaul____________________1
Fresno State________________1
Georgia State_______________1
Iona______________________1
Iowa State_________________2
Kansas____________________1
Louisiana__________________1
Louisville__________________1
Michigan State_____________1
North Texas_______________1
Northwestern State__________1
Oklahoma_________________2
Oklahoma State_____________1
Oregon___________________1
Oregon State_______________1
Pacific____________________1
Sam Houston State__________1
South Carolina_____________1
Syracuse___________________1
Texas A&M________________1
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi___1
Texas State________________1
Texas Tech________________2
UNLV____________________1
UTSA____________________2
Washington________________1
Wichita State_______________1
TOTAL___________________32
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Team Records: Season
BATTING
Batting Average
1._____.333 (517-1,551)______
2._____.330 (525-1,589) ______
3._____.324 (467-1,440)______
4._____.322 (517-1,606)______
5._____.313 (464-1,482)______
At Bats
1._____1660________________
2._____1616________________
3._____1606________________
4._____1594________________
1594________________
Runs Scored
1._____372_________________
2._____356_________________
3._____336_________________
4._____323_________________
5._____322_________________
Hits
1._____525_________________
2._____517_________________
517________________
3._____471_________________
4._____467_________________
5._____464_________________
2014
2012
2011
2013
2010
2002
1999
2013
2009
1998
2012
2013
2014
2011
2010
2012
2013
2014
2009
2011
2010
Doubles
1._____86__________________
2._____79__________________
3._____78__________________
4._____73__________________
5._____70__________________
70__________________
70__________________
2012
2009
2006
2010
2013
2008
1999
Triples
1._____21__________________
2._____16__________________
3._____15__________________
15__________________
4._____14__________________
5._____13__________________
13__________________
13__________________
2014
2011
2006
1998
1997
2013
2012
2007
Home Runs
1._____88__________________
2._____70__________________
3._____69__________________
4._____58__________________
5._____49__________________
49__________________
2010
2011
2012
2009
2013
2008
Runs Batted In
1._____339_________________
2._____316_________________
3._____304_________________
4._____291_________________
5._____279_________________
2012
2013
2014
2010
2011
Total Bases
1._____844_________________
2._____807_________________
3._____777_________________
4._____768_________________
5._____760_________________
2012
2010
2011
2014
2013
Stolen Bases
1._____126 (126-154)________
2._____114 (114-141)________
3._____107 (107-133)________
4._____101 (101-127)________
5._____92 (92-114)__________
2013
2011
2006
2007
2012
Fewest Hits Allowed
1._____163_________________
2._____168_________________
3._____178_________________
4._____229_________________
5._____233_________________
2006
2005
2003
2002
2011
Slugging Percentage
1._____.545 (1,482 AB)_______
2._____.540 (1,440 AB)_______
3._____.531 (1,589 AB)_______
4._____.495 (1,551 AB)_______
5._____.473 (1.606 AB)_______
2010
2011
2012
2014
2013
Stolen Base Attempts
1._____154 (126-154)________
2._____141 (114-141)________
3._____133 (107-133)________
4._____127 (101-127)________
5._____114 (92-114)_________
2013
2011
2006
2007
2012
Runs Allowed
1._____205_________________
2._____203_________________
3._____191_________________
4._____185_________________
5._____179_________________
2009
2004
1997
2014
2001
Walks
1._____211_________________
2._____204_________________
3._____203_________________
4._____203_________________
5._____201_________________
2013
2009
2014
2012
2011
Earned Runs Allowed
1._____167_________________
2._____151_________________
3._____149_________________
4._____142_________________
5._____138_________________
2009
2004
2014
1997
2008
Hit By Pitch
1._____32__________________
32__________________
3.30__________________
4._____28__________________
28__________________
28__________________
2013
2005
2014
2012
2010
2006
Walks Allowed
1._____201_________________
2._____187_________________
3._____173_________________
4._____168_________________
5._____160_________________
160_________________
2014
2013
2009
2012
2004
1998
Strikeouts
1._____330_________________
2._____324_________________
3._____312_________________
4._____308_________________
5._____290_________________
Strikeouts
1._____840_________________
2._____835_________________
3._____719_________________
4._____621_________________
5._____529_________________
2006
2005
2002
2003
1998
Strikeouts per Seven Innings
1._____13.40 (438.2 IP)_______
2._____13.08 (447.0 IP)_______
3._____11.13 (452.0 IP)_______
4._____10.88 (399.2 IP)_______
5._____9.09 (406.2 IP)________
2006
2005
2002
2003
2013
Home Runs Allowed
1._____39__________________
2._____37__________________
3._____35__________________
4._____33__________________
5._____28__________________
2014
2010
2012
2009
2013
Batters Faced
1._____1,821_______________
2._____1,749_______________
3._____1,736_______________
4._____1,728_______________
5._____1,711_______________
2009
2002
2012
1998
2013
PITCHING
Earned Run Average
1._____0.60 (447.0 IP)________
2._____0.61 (399.2 IP)________
3._____0.81 (438.2 IP)________
4._____1.11 (436.2 IP)________
5._____1.15 (452.0 IP)________
2005
2003
2006
1998
2002
Opponent Batting Average
1._____.111 (438.2 IP)________
2._____.114 (447.0 IP)________
3._____.132 (399.2 IP)________
4._____.146 (452.0 IP)________
5._____.157 (436.2 IP)________
2006
2005
2003
2002
1998
2005
2006
2008
2013
2000
Strikeouts Looking
1._____100_________________
2._____90__________________
90__________________
4._____86__________________
5._____80__________________
80__________________
Complete Games
1._____52__________________
2._____45__________________
45__________________
4._____41__________________
41__________________
2006
2013
2011
2005
2000
2000
2006
2005
2008
2013
2009
On-Base Percentage
1._____.414 (1,551 AB)_______
2._____.412 (1,440 AB)_______
3._____.411 (1,589 AB)_______
4._____.407 (1,606 AB)_______
5._____.393 (1,482 AB)_______
Shutouts
1._____35__________________
2._____34__________________
3._____33__________________
4._____27__________________
27__________________
27__________________
2005
2006
2003
2002
1999
1998
2014
2011
2012
2013
2010
Sacrifice Flies
1._____26__________________
2._____21__________________
3._____20__________________
4._____17__________________
5._____13__________________
Saves
1._____8___________________
2._____7___________________
3._____5___________________
5___________________
5___________________
2002
1998
2010
2009
2007
2014
2012
2013
1998
2011
Innings Pitched
1._____452.0_______________
2._____447.0_______________
3._____438.2_______________
4._____436.2_______________
5._____427.2_______________
2002
2005
2006
1998
1999
Sacrifice Hits
1._____68__________________
2._____65__________________
3._____60__________________
4._____57__________________
5._____56__________________
56__________________
1998
1997
2002
2000
2003
1999
Hits Allowed
1._____393_________________
2._____337_________________
3._____333_________________
4._____322_________________
5._____319_________________
2009
1997
2004
2008
2001
2015 TEXAS SOFTBALL • RECORDS
Consecutive Scoreless Innings
49_____5-13-05 vs. Oklahoma to
5-28-05 vs. Bethune Cookman
Consecutive
Innings
Without
Allowing an Earned Run
64_____2-26-02 vs. Stephen F. Austin
to 3-13-02 vs. Arizona State
75
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Team Records: Season
FIELDING
MISCELLANEOUS
Putouts
1._____1,356_______________
2._____1,341_______________
3._____1,316_______________
4._____1,310_______________
5._____1,283_______________
2002
2005
2006
1998
1999
Assists
1._____561_________________
2._____529_________________
3._____478_________________
4._____476_________________
5._____433_________________
2009
2000
1998
1999
2004
Total Chances
1._____1,856_______________
2._____1,837_______________
3._____1,836_______________
4._____1,811_______________
5._____1,806_______________
1998
2009
1999
2002
2000
Errors
1._____88__________________
2._____77__________________
3._____73__________________
4._____68__________________
5._____67__________________
1997
1999
2000
1998
2004
Fielding Percentage
1._____.980 (1,099-352-29)____
2._____.978 (1,341-309-37)____
3._____.974 (1,316-267-43)____
4._____.972 (1,199-355-45)____
5._____.971 (1,219-359-47)____
2011
2005
2006
2003
2013
Double Plays Turned
1._____25__________________
2._____21__________________
3._____20__________________
4._____19__________________
19__________________
5._____18__________________
2009
2014
2000
2007
2008
1998
76
Most Wins
1._____55 (55-9)____________
2._____51 (51-10)___________
3._____50 (50-13)___________
4._____49 (49-13)___________
49 (49-9)____________
49 (49-16)___________
2006
2013
2002
2005
2003
1998
Fewest Losses
1._____9 (55-9)_____________
9 (49-9)_____________
3._____10 (51-10)___________
10 (46-10)___________
4._____13 (47-13)___________
13 (49-13)___________
13 (50-13)___________
2006
2003
2013
2011
2012
2005
2002
Most Home Wins
1._____32 (32-1)____________
2._____30 (30-6)____________
3._____29 (29-3)____________
4._____28 (28-2)____________
5._____25 (25-5)____________
25 (25-5)____________
2006
2012
2013
2003
2011
2005
Fewest Home Losses
1._____1 (32-1)_____________
1 (23-1)_____________
3._____2 (28-2)_____________
2 (17-2)_____________
5._____3 (29-3)_____________
2006
2002
2003
1998
2013
Most Road Wins
1._____11 (11-5)____________
11 (11-3)____________
11 (11-3)____________
11 (11-1)____________
4._____10 (10-5)____________
10 (10-5)____________
10 (10-10)___________
10 (10-5)____________
10 (10-5)____________
2014
2011
2005
2002
2012
2010
2009
1998
1997
Fewest Road Losses
1._____1 (11-1)_____________
2._____2 (9-2)______________
2 (8-2)______________
3._____3 (11-3)_____________
3 (11-3)_____________
3 (5-3)______________
3 (9-3)______________
2002
2013
2006
2011
2005
2003
1999
Most Neutral Wins
1._____22 (22-9)____________
2._____16 (16-4)____________
16 (16-11)___________
4._____15 (15-6)____________
15 (15-10)___________
1998
2003
2002
2006
1999
Fewest Neutral Losses
1._____2 (7-2)______________
2 (10-2)_____________
3._____4 (13-4)_____________
4 (10-4)_____________
4 (16-4)_____________
2012
2011
2010
2009
2003
Highest
Single-Season
Home
Attendance (Total)
1._____28,536______________ 2012
2._____26,785______________ 2006
3._____26,511______________ 2013
4._____22,184______________ 2005
5._____21,828______________ 2010
Highest
Single-Season
Home
Attendance (Average)
1._____1,148_______________ 1998
2._____1,071_______________ 2006
3._____1,008_______________ 2005
4._____910_________________ 2000
5._____839_________________ 2010
Longest Winning Streaks
1.__ 24___ 2-15-06 vs. Northwestern to
3-8-06 vs. North Texas
2.__ 20____ 4-9-03 vs. Texas A&M to
5-23-03 vs. California
Consecutive Games Scoring at Least
One Run - Season
1.__ 44 __ 2-6-14 at LSU to 4-18-14 at
Oklahoma
2.__ 37_____ 2-10-11 vs. Louisville to
4-10-11 at Nebraska
3.__ 36______2-4-98 vs. St. Edward’s
to 3-22-98 vs. Arizona
4.__ 35_________2-9-12 vs. Cal State
Fullerton to 4-6-12 vs. Missouri
5.__ 28_____3-19-09 vs. North Texas
to 5-17-09 vs. Mississippi Valley State
Consecutive Games Scoring at Least
One Run - Overall
1.__ 56_ 5-4-13 at Oklahoma State to
4-18-14 at Oklahoma
2.__ 43_ 4-23-97 at UTSA to 3-22-98
vs. Arizona
3.__ 37_____ 2-10-11 vs. Louisville to
4-10-11 at Nebraska
3.__ 18_____ 3-9-11 vs. Texas State to
4-10-11 at Nebraska
4.__ 36_______ 5-21-11 vs. Louisiana
to 4-6-12 vs. Missouri
________2-4-98 vs. St. Edward’s
to 3-22-98 vs. Arizona
4.__ 17____3-5-98 vs. Michigan State to
3-22-98 vs. Oklahoma
5.__ 35_________2-9-12 vs. Cal State
Fullerton to 4-6-12 vs. Missouri
5.__ 16 ____ 2-5-03 vs. Sam Houston
State to 2-19-03 vs. Stephen F. Austin
Longest Losing Streaks
1.__ 7____ __3-4-00 vs. Oklahoma to
3-17-00 vs. Washington
___________ 3-9-97 vs. Marshall to
3-22-97 vs. Ohio State
3.__ 6___ 4-21-01 vs. Oklahoma State
to 5-2-01 vs. Texas Tech
4.__ 5__ 2-8-14 vs. Northern Iowa to
2-14-14 vs. IPFW
_________ 4-11-07 vs. Baylor to
4-21-07 vs. Oklahoma State
____ 4-25-04 vs. Oklahoma State
to 5-5-04 vs. Baylor
_______ 4-3-04 vs. Oklahoma to
4-10-04 vs. Nebraska
__ 2-23-01 vs. Cal State Fullerton
to 3-6-01 vs. Southwest Texas
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Team Records: Game
BATTING
At Bats
1.__ 51__vs Mississippi State__ 3-1-02
2.__ 47__at Missouri_______ 4-16-05
3.__ 43__at UT Arlington____ 2-7-99
4.__ 40__St. Mary’s_________ 3-1-97
5.__ 38__vs Arizona_________ 6-5-05
Oklahoma State____ 4-28-02
Runs Scored
1.__ 23__Cal State Fullerton__ 2-9-12
2. __ 19__Texas State________ 4-2-14
at Iowa State______ 4-11-14
4.__ 17__at UTSA_________ 4-13-99
5.__ 16__at Kansas__________3-29-13
Oklahoma Christian__ 2-16-06
Hits
1.__ 20__vs San Jose State___ 3-18-10
at UTSA_________ 4-13-99
3.__ 19__UTSA___________ 2-10-12
4.__ 18__at Iowa State______ 4-12-14
at Texas Tech_____ 4-22-11
vs Ohio___________ 3-6-10
Doubles
1.__ 7___ Oklahoma Christian__ 2-16-06
2.__ 6___vs Wichita State____ 2-17-02
at UT Arlington____ 2-7-99
St. Mary’s_________ 3-1-97
5.__ 5___eight times
Triples
1.__ 3___Louisiana-Monroe__ 3-1-14
Northern Ilinois___ 2-12-11
3.__ 2___21 times
Home Runs
1.__ 7___at Texas Tech_____ 4-22-11
2.__ 5___vs UC Davis______ 2-27-10
at Iowa State_______ 5-1-10
4.__ 4___16 times
Runs Batted In
1.__ 22__Cal State Fullerton__ 2-9-12
2.__ 19__at Iowa State______ 4-11-14
3.__ 16__at UTSA_________ 4-13-99
4.__ 15__at Houston_______ 3-28-12
UTSA___________ 2-10-12
Oklahoma________ 3-28-09
Total Bases
1.__ 40__at Texas Tech_____ 4-22-11
2.__ 34__at Iowa State______ 4-12-14
3.__ 32__vs Wichita State____ 2-17-02
4.__ 31__Sam Houston State__ 3-4-12
Cal State Fullerton__ 2-9-12
at UTSA_________ 4-13-99
Walks
1.__ 12__at Kansas_________ 4-14-12
2.__ 11__at Iowa State______ 4-11-14
Kansas__________ 4-13-12
4.__ 10 Colorado State_____ 2-19-11
Texas Tech_______ 4-26-07
5.__ 9___at Sam Houston State__ 2-6-04
UTSA___________ 2-20-99
vs Winthrop______ 3-14-12
Nebraska_________ 3-27-10
Northwestern_____ 5-18-12
Hit By Pitch
1.__ 4___Oklahoma State____ 4-24-10
vs Utah__________ 3-20-04
3.__ 3___12 times
Strikeouts
1.__ 16__at Baylor_________ 3-23-13
2.__ 15__Oklahoma________ 4-19-13
at Houston________ 3-5-08
vs Arizona________ 2-14-04
5.__ 14__at Nebraska_______ 4-14-07
vs Arizona________ 2-11-06
Sacrifice Flies
1.__ 3___at Iowa State______ 4-12-14
vs Fresno State____ 2-22-14
Winthrop________ 3-16-12
4.__ 2___22 times
Sacrifice Hits
1.__ 5___vs DePaul________ 3-19-99
2.__ 4___seven times
Runs Allowed
1.__ 14__vs Washington____ 2-13-04
vs UCLA__________ 2-9-02
3.__ 12__vs Arizona State___ 2-21-09
4.__ 11__seven times
Errors
1.__ 5___vs San Jose State___ 3-18-10
Hawai’i__________ 3-14-08
vs Washington____ 3-21-97
4.__ 4___22 times
Earned Runs Allowed
1.__ 13__vs UCLA__________ 2-9-02
2.__ 11__Missouri__________ 4-6-12
at Missouri_______ 3-22-09
4.__ 10__nine times
Double Plays Turned
1.__ 3___vs Fresno State____ 2-25-10
UTSA___________ 4-30-09
3.__ 2___29 times
Walks Allowed
1.__ 10__Texas State_______ 2-11-09
2.__ 9___Oklahoma________ 4-19-13
at Oklahoma_______ 5-6-12
vs Missouri_______ 5-15-10
vs Arizona________ 3-13-09
vs Stanford_______ 2-24-08
Fewest Hits Allowed
1.__ 0___41 times
Stolen Bases
1.__ 9___at Kansas_________ 3-28-13
2.__ 8___vs DePaul________ 2-15-13
vs Pittsburgh_______ 3-4-11
at Texas Woman’s__ 2-23-97
at St. Edward’s______ 2-8-97
Strikeouts
1.__ 26__Southwest Texas St.__3-20-02
2.__ 24__Texas Tech_______ 4-26-05
3.__ 23__vs Arizona________ 3-17-05
at Nebraska_______ 3-29-03
vs Mississippi State__ 3-1-02
Stolen Base Attempts
1.__ 11__at Texas Woman’s__ 2-23-97
2.__ 9___at Kansas_________ 3-28-11
3.__ 8___at Texas Tech_____ 4-26-13
vs DePaul________ 2-15-13
vs Pittsburgh_______ 3-4-11
at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
3-3-06
at St. Edward’s______ 2-8-97
Home Runs Allowed
1. 4 vs. Louisiana-Lafayette____ ________________ 5-18-14
Fordham_______ 4-3-3-13
at Texas A&M_____ 4-26-12
vs UCLA_________ 2-26-10
5.__ 3___11 times
Runners Left on Base
1.__ 17__St. Mary’s_________ 3-1-97
2.__ 16__UTSA___________ 2-12-14
3.__ 15__vs Cal State Northridge
3-16-00
4.__ 14__at Kansas_________ 3-28-13
Baylor___________ 5-12-13
at Missouri_______ 4-16-05
vs Texas A&M______ 5-3-02
PITCHING
Innings Pitched
1.__ 14.0__vs Mississippi State__ 3-1-02
2.__ 12.0__ at Missouri______ 4-16-05
Oklahoma State__ 4-28-02
Southwest Texas St.___3-20-02
5.__ 11.0__ vs Arizona________ 6-5-05
UTSA__________ 2-22-00
Hits Allowed
1.__ 15__Georgia__________ 5-10-10
2.__ 14__vs. UNLV________ 2-20-14
Tulsa____________ 2-22-13
vs Hofstra_________ 3-1-13
Missouri__________ 4-6-12
vs Missouri_______ 5-15-10
vs Arizona State___ 2-21-09
vs Oregon State____ 2-23-08
Batters Faced
2.__ 45__Southwest Texas St.__3-20-02
UTSA___________ 3-22-00
4.__ 44__vs Oregon State____ 2-23-08
Oklahoma________ 3-25-07
vs Cal State Fullerton__ 2-13-04
FIELDING
Putouts
2.__ 36__at Missouri_______ 4-16-05
Oklahoma State____ 4-28-02
Southwest Texas St.__3-20-02
5.__ 33__vs Arizona_________ 6-5-05
UTSA___________ 2-22-00
vs Texas Tech_____ 5-14-99
MISCELLANEOUS
Largest Margin of Victory
1.__ 23 (23-0)___ Cal State Fullerton
2-9-12
2.__ 17 (17-0)___ at UTSA___ 4-13-99
3.__ 16 (17-1)___ at Iowa State_4-12-14
(16-0)___ Oklahoma Christian
2-16-06
5.__ 15 (15-0)___ at Houston_ 2-16-13
(15-0)___ USTA_____ 2-10-12
Largest Margin of Defeat
1.__ 14 (0-14) __ vs UCLA____ 2-9-02
(0-14)___ vs Arizona___ 2-9-01
3.__ 11 (0-11)___ vs Oklahoma
5-12-00
(0-11)___ at Washington
3-10-01
5.__ 10 (1-11)___ at Texas A&M
4-28-04
(0-10)___ Nebraska___ 4-29-01
Most Runs, Combined
1.__ 26 (W, 19-7) Texas State 4-2-14
2.__ 25 (W, 19-6) at Iowa State 4-11-14
3.__ 23 (W, 23-0)__ Cal State Fullerton
2-9-12
4.__ 21 (W, 13-8)__ vs San Jose State
3-18-10
(W, 15-6)___Oklahoma
3-28-09
Largest Home Crowds
1.__ 1,570___ Oklahoma State
4-30-06
2.__ 1,437___ Washington___ 5-27-06
Texas A&M_____ 4-6-05
4.__ 1,435___ Washington___ 5-26-06
5.__ 1,425___ Oklahoma_____ 4-12-03
Largest Neutral Crowds
1.9,587______ vs. Oklahoma (6-1-13)
(WCWS, Oklahoma City, Okla.)
2.9,093______ vs. Tennessee (6-2-13)
(WCWS, Oklahoma City, Okla.)
Assists
1.__ 18__vs DePaul________ 3-16-13
vs Utah__________ 2-11-07
3.__ 17__Baylor____________ 4-8-09
vs Long Beach State___ 2-10-00
at UTSA__________ 2-6-00
at Texas A&M_____ 4-11-98
Total Chances
2.__ 50__vs Utah__________ 2-11-07
3.__ 48__Oklahoma________ 4-18-99
4.__ 47__UTSA___________ 2-22-00
5.__ 46__Oklahoma State____ 4-28-02
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
Individual Career Records
BATTING
Batting Average (min. 200 AB)
1.___ .385 (245-637)___ Lexy Bennett____ 2009-12
2.___ .364 (254-697)___ Brejae Washington_ 2011-14
3.___ .365 (241-660)___ Taylor Hoagland__ 2010-13
4. ___ .355 (239-673)___ Lindsay Gardner__ 2000-03
5. ___.354 (192-543)___ Courtney Craig__ 2009-12
6.___ .353 (243-689)___ Taylor Thom____ 2011-14
7.___ .348 (94-270)_____ Stephanie Ceo______ 20138.___ .345 (78-226)_____ Lindsey Stephens___ 20139.___ .340 (230-676)___ Loryn Johnson___ 2007-10
10.__ .337 (219-650)___ Nadia Taylor____ 2009-12
Games Played
1.___247_____ Desiree Williams_________ 2005-09
2.___235_____ Brejae Washington________ 2011-14
Taylor Hogland__________ 2010-13
4. ___234_____ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
Nadia Taylor____________ 2009-12
Keely Franks___________ 1997-2000
7.___232_____ Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
8.___228_____ Wynter Turner___________ 2002-05
9.___222_____ Loryn Johnson___________ 2007-10
10.__221_____ Lexy Bennett_____________ 2009-12
Games Started
2.___234_____ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
Taylor Hoagland_________ 2010-13
Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
6.___230_____ Keely Franks___________ 1997-2000
Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
8.___228_____ Wynter Turner___________ 2002-05
9.___222_____ Loryn Johnson___________ 2007-10
10.__217_____ Lexy Bennett_____________ 2009-12
At-Bats
2.___689_____ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
3.___678_____ Keely Franks___________ 1997-2000
4.___676_____ Loryn Johnson___________ 2007-10
5.___673_____ Lindsay Gardner__________ 2000-03
7. __665_____ Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
8.___660_____ Taylor Hoagland__________ 2010-13
9.___650_____ Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
10.__646_____ Tina Boutelle____________ 2003-06
Runs Scored
1.___221_____ Taylor Hoagland__________ 2010-13
3.___177_____ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
4.___166_____ Lexy Bennett_____________ 2009-12
6.___134_____ Lindsay Gardner__________ 2000-03
7.___131_____ Tina Boutelle____________ 2003-06
8.___128_____ Courtney Craig___________ 2009-12
Jodi Reeves______________ 1997-00
10.__120_____ Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
78
Hits
2.___245_____ Lexy Bennett_____________ 2009-12
3.___243_____ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
4.___241_____ Taylor Hoagland__________ 2010-13
5.___239_____ Lindsay Gardner__________ 2000-03
6.___230_____ Loryn Johnson___________ 2007-10
7.___219_____ Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
8.___211_____ Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
9. __207_____ Keely Franks___________ 1997-2000
10.__193_____ Desiree Williams_________ 2005-09
Slugging Percentage
1.___ .708____ Taylor Hoagland (660 AB)__ 2010-13
2.___ .681____ Lindsey Stephens (226 AB)____ 20133.___ .650____ Lexy Bennett (637 AB)_____ 2009-12
4.___ .615____ Shelby Savony (213 AB)____ 2008-11
5.___ .604____ Courtney Craig (543 AB)___ 2009-12
6.___ .595____ Taylor Thom (689 AB)_____ 2011-14
7.___ .593____ Tallie Thrasher (460 AB)___ 2007-10
8.___ .554____ Nadia Taylor (650 AB)_____ 2009-12
9.___ .534____ Loryn Johnson (676 AB)___ 2007-10
10.__ .533____ Nikki Cockrell (489 AB)____ 1997-99
Doubles
1.___48______ Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
2.___47______ Lexy Bennett_____________ 2009-12
3.___43______ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
4.___41______ Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
5.___40______ Taylor Hoagland__________ 2010-13
Desiree Williams_________ 2005-09
7.___39______ Loryn Johnson___________ 2007-10
8.___36______ Tamara Poppe___________ 2001-04
9.___35______ Keely Franks___________ 1997-2000
10.__34______ Chez Sievers_____________ 2003-06
Walks
1.___ 178____ Taylor Hoagland__________ 2010-13
2.___ 163____ Desiree Williams_________ 2005-09
3.___ 107____ Amy Hooks______________ 2008-11
4.___ 95_____ Lexy Bennett_____________ 2009-12
5.___ 87_____ Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
7.___ 84_____ Brejae Washington________ 2011-14
8.___ 75_____ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
9.___ 73_____ Sarah Wieszczak__________ 2001-04
10.__ 70_____ Tallie Thrasher___________ 2007-10
Triples
1.___20______ Brejae Washington________ 2011-14
2.___13______ Shannon Thomas_________ 2006-07
3.___10______ Nikki Cockrell___________ 1997-99
Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
5.___ 9______ Tina Boutelle____________ 2004-06
6.___ 7______ Lexy Bennett_____________ 2009-12
Wynter Turner___________ 2002-05
8.___ 6______ Taylor Hoagland__________ 2010-13
Tallie Thrasher___________ 2007-10
Autumn Eastes_________ 1998-2001
Hit By Pitch
1. __ 21 _____Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
2. __ 17_____ Desiree Williams_________ 2005-09
3.___ 15_____ Brejae Washington________ 2011-14
4.___ 13_____ Karina Scott_____________ 2011-14
5.___ 12_____ Mandy Ogle_____________ 2011-14
Brittany Chalk___________ 2007-10
Megan Willis____________ 2004-07
Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
9. __ 11_____ Loryn Johnson___________ 2007-10
Lindsay Gardner__________ 2000-03
Home Runs
1.___58______ Taylor Hoagland__________ 2010-13
2.___38______ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
3.___36______ Lexy Bennett_____________ 2009-12
Amy Hooks______________ 2008-11
5. __33______ Courtney Craig___________ 2009-12
Desiree WIlliams_________ 2005-09
7. __32______ Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
Tallie Thrasher___________ 2007-10
9.___30______ Loryn Johnson___________ 2007-10
10.__21______ Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
Strikeouts
1.___143_____ Taylor Hoagland__________ 2010-13
Autumn Eastes_________ 1998-2001
5. __125_____ Kacie Gaskin_____________ 2006-09
6. __122_____ Kelly Malone____________ 2006-09
7.___120_____ Jacqueline Williams_______ 2004-07
8.___119_____ Wynter Turner___________ 2002-05
9.___117_____ Trisha Tatro___________ 1998-2001
10.__113_____ Alexis Garcia____________ 2002-05
Runs Batted In
1.___178_____ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
2.___155_____ Lexy Bennett_____________ 2009-12
3.___149_____ Taylor Hoagland__________ 2010-13
4.___139_____ Loryn Johnson___________ 2007-10
5.___132_____ Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
6.___123_____ Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
7. __113_____ Desiree Williams_________ 2005-09
8.___111_____ Keely Franks___________ 1997-2000
9. ___110_____ Courtney Craig___________ 2009-12
Amy Hooks______________ 2008-11
On Base Percentage (min. 200 AB)
1.___ .501____ Taylor Hoagland (660 AB)__ 2010-13
2.___ .464____ Lexy Bennett (637 AB)_____ 2009-12
3.___.439____ Desiree Williams (667 AB)__ 2005-09
4.___ .438____ Brejae Washington (697 AB)_2011-14
5.___ .428____ Lindsey Stephens (226 AB)____ 20136.___ .427____ Nadia Taylor (650 AB)_____ 2009-12
7.___ .415____ Taylor Thom (689 AB)_____ 2011-14
8.___ .413____ Tallie Thrasher (460 AB)___ 2007-10
9.___ .407____ Loryn Johnson (489 AB)___ 2007-10
10.__ .406____ Courtney Craig (543 AB)___ 2009-12
TEXAS SOFTBALL
BATTING
Sacrifice Flies
Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
Lexy Bennett_____________ 2009-12
4.___9_______ Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
5.___8_______ Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
Keely Franks___________ 1997-2000
Trisha Tatro___________ 1998-2001
8.___7_______ Tamara Poppe___________ 2001-04
9.___6_______ Kim Bruins______________ 2010-13
10.__5_______ Erin Shireman______________ 2013
Courtney Craig___________ 2009-12
Kelly Melone_____________ 2006-09
Megan Willis____________ 2004-07
Chez Sievers_____________ 2003-06
Sacrifice Hits
2.___28______ Nikki Cockrell___________ 1997-99
3.___26______ Lindsay Gardner__________ 2000-03
4.___23______ Alexis Garcia____________ 2002-05
Tiffiny Valdehueza______ 1998-2001
6.___22______ Jane Teixeira_____________ 1997-99
7.___21______ Keely Franks___________ 1997-2000
8.___20______ Amber Hall______________ 2003-06
Tamara Poppe___________ 2001-04
Audrey Hendricks______ 1999-2000
Christa Williams__________ 1998-99
Stolen Bases
1.___130 (130-150) Brejae Washington___ 2011-14
2.___88 (88-110)_Taylor Hoagland_______ 2010-13
3.___65 (65-85)_ Taylor Thom__________ 2011-14
4. __62 (62-81)_ Desiree Williams_______ 2005-09
5. ___61 (61-74)_ Tina Boutelle__________ 2003-06
6. ___60 (60-79)_ Lindsay Gardner_______ 2000-03
7.___56 (56-68)_ Torie Schmidt_________ 2010-13
56 (56-68)_ Shannon Thomas_______ 2006-07
9.___52 (52-62)_ Autumn Eastes______ 1998-2001
10.__48 (48-57)_ Nikki Cockrell_________ 1997-99
PITCHING
ERA (min. 50 IP)
1.___ 0.51____ Cat Osterman (1105.2 IP)__ 2002-06
2.___ 0.71____ Christa Williams (453.2 IP)_ 1998-99
3.___ 1.11____ Amy Bradford (307.2 IP)___ 2002-05
4.___ 1.52____ Blaire Luna (914.1 IP)_____ 2010-13
5.___ 1.68____ Meagan Denny (689.1 IP)__ 2005-08
6.___ 1.75____ Rachel Fox (243.2 IP)______ 2011-12
7.___ 1.87____ Charla Moore (657.2 IP)__1998-2001
8.___ 2.02____ Christy Guidorizzi (184 IP)_ 1997-98
9.___ 2.05____ Nece Ahumada (119.2 IP)__ 1997-98
10.__ 2.20____ Lizi Sowers (175.1 IP)______ 2003-05
Wins
1.___ 136____ Cat Osterman (136-25)____ 2002-06
2. __ 112____ Blaire Luna (112-30)_______ 2010-13
3.___ 69_____ Meagan Denny (69-35)____ 2005-08
4.___ 56_____ Charla Moore (56-42)___ 1998-2001
5.___ 50_____ Christa Williams (50-15)___ 1998-99
6.___ 37_____ Amy Bradford (37-9)______ 2002-05
7.___ 33_____ Brittany Barnhill (33-24)___ 2008-09
8.___ 32_____ Rachel Fox (32-4)_________ 2011-12
9. ___ 29_____ Carmen Martinez (29-24)__ 1997-2000
10.__ 24_____ Kim Bruins (24-9)________ 2010-13
Losses
1.___ 42_____ Charla Moore (55-42)___ 1998-2001
2.___ 35_____ Meagan Denny (69-35)____ 2005-08
3.___ 30_____ Blaire Luna (112-30)_______ 2010-13
4.___ 25_____ Cat Osterman (136-25)____ 2002-06
5.___ 24_____ Brittany Barnhill (33-24)___ 2008-09
Carmen Martinez (29-24)__ 1997-2000
7.___ 16_____ Christina Gwyn (9-16)_____ 2004-05
8.___ 14_____ Tiarra Davis (19-14)_________ 20149.___ 15_____ Christa Williams (50-15)___ 1998-99
Natalie King (12-15)_______ 2001-02
Saves
1. __ 7______ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
Erin Tresselt_____________ 2007-10
3.___ 6______ Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
5.___ 5______ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
7.___ 4______ Nece Ahumada___________ 1997-98
8.___ 3______ Kim Bruins______________ 2010-13
Christina Gwyn__________ 2004-05
10.__ 2______ Charla Moore__________ 1998-2001
Lizi Sowers______________ 2003-05
Innings Pitched
1.___1,105.2__ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
2.___ 914.1___ Blaire Luna_____________ 2010- 13
3.___ 689.1___ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
4.___ 649.1___ Charla Moore__________ 1998-2001
5.___ 452.2___ Christa Williams__________ 1998-99
6. __ 350.0___ Brittany Barnhill__________ 2008-09
7.___ 346.1___ Carmen Martinez_______ 1997-2000
8.___ 307.2___ Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
9. __ 268.0___ Erin Tresselt_____________ 2007-10
10.__ 243.2___ Rachel Fox______________ 2011-12
Appearances
1.___ 180____ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
2.___ 163____ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
3.___ 138____ Meagan Denny __________ 2005-08
4.___ 129____ Charla Moore__________ 1998-2001
5.___ 86_____ Erin Tresselt_____________ 2007-10
6.___ 83_____ Carmen Martinez_______ 1997-2000
7.___ 81_____ Christa Williams__________ 1998-99
8.___ 77_____ Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
9. __ 72_____ Brittany Barnhill__________ 2008-09
10.__ 63_____ Lizi Sowers______________ 2003-05
Games Started
1.___ 148____ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
2.___ 135____ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
3.___ 116____ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
4.___ 96_____ Charla Moore__________ 1998-2001
5.___ 64_____ Carmen Martinez_______ 1997-2000
6.___ 62_____ Christa Williams__________ 1998-99
8.___ 47_____ Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
9.___ 37_____ Rachel Fox______________ 2011-12
10.__ 36_____ Tiarra Davis________________ 2014
Kim Bruins______________ 2010-13
Home games in CAPS
Complete Games
1.___121_____ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
2.___109_____ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
3.___67______ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
4.___64______ Charla Moore__________ 1998-2001
5.___50______ Christa Williams__________ 1998-99
6. __32______ Brittany Barnhill__________ 2008-09
7.___25______ Carmen Martinez_______ 1997-2000
8.___24______ Tiarra Davis________________ 20149.___23______ Rachel Fox______________ 2011-12
10.__19______ Kim Bruins______________ 2010-13
Shutouts
1.___ 85_____ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
2.___ 48_____ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
3.___ 27_____ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
5.___ 19_____ Charla Moore__________ 1998-2001
6.___ 15_____ Carmen Martinez_______ 1997-2000
7.___ 10_____ Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
Brittany Barnhill__________ 2008-09
9.___ 8______ Rachel Fox______________ 2011-12
10.__ 6______ Tiarra Davis________________ 2014
Kim Bruins______________ 2010-13
Solo No-Hitters
1.___20______ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
2.___8_______ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
3.___6_______ Christa Williams__________ 1998-99
4.___3_______ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
5. ___2_______ Kim Bruins______________ 2010-13
Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
Natalie King_____________ 2001-02
8.___1_______ Brittany Barnhill _________ 2008-09
Solo Perfect Games
1.___ 9______ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
2.___ 1______ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
Strikeouts
1.___ 2,265___ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
2.___ 1,428___ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
3.___ 988____ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
4.___ 678____ Christa Williams__________ 1998-99
5.___ 421____ Charla Moore__________ 1998-2001
6.___ 360____ Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
7.___ 357____ Carmen Martinez_______ 1997-2000
8.___ 264____ Brittany Barnhill__________ 2008-09
9.___ 212____ Rachel Fox______________ 2011-12
10.__ 191____ Christy Guidorizzi________ 1997-98
Strikeouts per Seven Innings
1.___14.34___ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
2.___10.93___ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
3.___10.47___ Christa Williams__________ 1998-99
4.___10.03___ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
5.___ 8.19____ Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
6.___ 7.27____ Christy Guidorizzi________ 1997-98
7.___ 7.22____ Carmen Martinez_______ 1997-2000
8.___ 6.09____ Rachel Fox______________ 2011-12
9.___ 5.65____ Natalie King_____________ 2001-02
10. __ 5.28____ Brittany Barnhill__________ 2008-09
79
TEXAS SOFTBALL
PITCHING
Opponents Batting Average
1.___.096____ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
2.___.118____ Christa Williams__________ 1998-99
3.___.156____ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
4.___.175____ Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
5.___.181____ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
6. __.200____ Christy Guidorizzi________ 1997-98
7. __.208____ Tiarra Davis________________ 2014
Carmen Martinez_______ 1997-2000
9.___.213____ Gabby Smith_______________ 201210.__.214____ Rachel Fox______________ 2011-12
Hit Batters
1.___ 98_____ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
2.___ 50_____ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
3.___ 40_____ Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
4.___36______ Gabby Smith_______________ 20125.___ 31_____ Erin Tresselt_____________ 2007-10
6.___ 30_____ Brittany Barnhill__________ 2008-09
7.___29______ Tiarra Davis________________ 20148.___ 25_____ Kim Bruins______________ 2010-13
9.___ 24_____ Charla Moore__________ 1998-2001
10.__ 23_____ Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
Wild Pitches
1.___ 70_____ Blaire Luna______________ 2010-13
2.___ 57_____ Carmen Martinez_______ 1997-2000
3.___ 47_____ Meagan Denny___________ 2005-08
4.___ 39_____ Charla Moore__________ 1998-2001
5.___ 32_____ Natalie King_____________ 2001-02
7.___ 29_____ Christina Gwyn__________ 2004-05
8.___ 24_____ Amy Bradford____________ 2002-05
9.___ 23_____ Torrey Schroeder_________ 2007-09
Cat Osterman____________ 2002-06
FIELDING
Putouts
1.___2,028___ Megan Willis____________ 2004-07
2.___1,451___ Marlo Hanks_____________ 2000-03
3.___1,329___ Trisha Tatro___________ 1998-2001
4.___1,314___ Amy Hooks______________ 2008-11
5.___1,244___ Mandy Ogle_____________ 2011-14
6.___1,092___ Alexis Garcia____________ 2002-05
8.___721_____ Jacqueline Williams_______ 2004-07
9.___633_____ Angie Scharnhorst________ 1997-98
10.__577_____ Melissa Martin_________ 1999-2002
Errors
1.___ 61_____ Keely Franks___________ 1997-2000
2.___ 49_____ Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
3.___ 46_____ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
4.___ 41_____ Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
Loryn Johnson___________ 2007-10
6.___ 34 _____ Chez Sievers_____________ 2003-06
7.___ 31_____ Lindsay Gardner__________ 2000-03
8.___ 28_____ Taylor Hoagland__________ 2010-13
Trisha Tatro___________ 1998-2001
10.__ 27_____ Wynter Turner___________ 2002-05
Nikki Cockrell___________ 1997-99
Total Chances
1.___2,185___ Megan Willis____________ 2004-07
2.___1,631___ Marlo Hanks_____________ 2000-03
3.___1,459___ Amy Hooks______________ 2008-11
4.___1,437___ Trisha Tatro___________ 1998-2001
5.___1,326___ Mandy Ogle_____________ 2011-14
6.___1,169___ Alexis Garcia____________ 2002-05
7.___ 943____ Desiree Williams_________ 2005-09
8.___ 795____ Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
9.___ 779____ Jacqueline Williams_______ 2004-07
10.__ 740____ Lindsay Gardner__________ 2000-03
Passed Balls
1.___ 20_____ Melissa Martin_________ 1999-2002
2.___ 17_____ Marlo Hanks_____________ 2000-03
3.___ 16_____ Amy Hooks______________ 2008-11
4.___ 15_____ Megan Willis____________ 2004-07
5.___ 11_____ Angie Scharnhorst________ 1997-98
7.___ 10_____ Mandy Ogle_____________ 2011-14
8.___ 9______ Kacie Gaskin_____________ 2006-09
9.___ 6______ Courtney Ryan_________ 1999-2000
10.__ 5______ Rose Ekholm_____________ 1997-98
Fielding Percentage (min. 50 total chances)
1.___1.000___ Lizi Sowers______________ 2003-05
2.___.997____ Mandy Ogle_______________20113.___.995____ Megan Willis____________ 2004-07
4.___.991____ Alexis Garcia____________ 2002-05
5.___.990____ Amy Hooks______________ 2008-11
Melissa Martin_________ 1999-2002
Angie Scharnhorst________ 1997-98
8.___.989____ Kacie Gaskin_____________ 2006-09
Assists
1.___442_____ Keely Franks___________ 1997-2000
2.___398_____ Nadia Taylor_____________ 2009-12
3.___376_____ Jodi Reeves____________ 1997-2000
4.___331_____ Taylor Thom____________ 2011-14
5.___307_____ Wynter Turner___________ 2002-06
6.___295_____ Loryn Johnson___________ 2007-10
7.___283_____ Lindsay Gardner__________ 2000-03
8.___250_____ Nikki Cockrell___________ 1997-99
9.___216_____ Crystal Saenz____________ 2006-09
10.__207_____ Chez Sievers_____________ 2003-06
80
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Individual Season Records
BATTING
Batting Average (Min. 50 AB)
1.___.438 (57-130)___ Lexy Bennett________
2.___.424 (64-151)___ Taylor Hoagland_____
3.___.422 (73-173)___ Lexy Bennett________
4____.421 (83-197)___ Lindsay Gardner_____
5.___.417 (73-175)___ Brejae Washington___
6.___.403 (73-181)___ Loryn Johnson_______
7.___.394 (52-132)___ Courtney Craig______
8.___.393 (66-168)___ Jodi Reeves__________
9.___.388 (38-98)____ Lindsay Gardner_____
10.__.382 (71-186)___ Taylor Thom________
.382 (29-76)____ Courtney Craig______
.382 (65-170)___ Taylor Hoagland_____
2011
2013
2012
2000
2014
2009
2012
1998
2001
2013
2011
2010
Games Played
1.___65______ Keely Franks_______________
Jane Teixeira_______________
3.___64______ Shannon Thomas___________
Desiree Williams___________
5.___63______ Tina Boutelle______________
Deeanna Williams__________
Tamara Poppe_____________
9.___62______ Jacqueline Williams_________
Wynter Turner_____________
Jodi Reeves________________
Keely Franks_______________
1998
1998
2006
2006
2006
2002
2002
2002
2006
2005
1998
1999
Games Started
1.___65______ Keely Franks_______________
3.___63______ Tina Boutelle______________
Desiree Williams___________
Deeanna Williams__________
Tamara Poppe_____________
8.___62______ Shannon Thomas___________
At-Bats
1.___208_____ Lindsay Gardner____________
2.___197_____ Lindsay Gardner____________
3.___193_____ Tina Boutelle______________
4.___190_____ Brejae Washington__________
5.___189_____ Erin Mahoney______________
6.___187_____ Deeanna Williams__________
7.___186_____ Taylor Thom______________
8.___184_____ Shannon Thomas___________
Nikki Cockrell_____________
10.__183_____ Keely Franks_______________
1998
1998
2006
2006
2002
2002
2002
2006
2005
1999
2002
2000
2006
2013
2002
2002
2013
2007
1999
2000
Runs Scored
1.___67______ Taylor Hoagland____________ 2013
2.___59______ Taylor Hoagland____________ 2012
3.___55______ Taylor Thom______________ 2013
Taylor Thom______________ 2014
5.___54______ Taylor Hoagland____________ 2011
6.___53______ Lexy Bennett_______________ 2012
7.___51______ Lexy Bennett_______________ 2011
8.___50______ Brejae Washington__________ 2014
9.___48______ Desiree Williams___________ 2009
10.__47______ Lindsey Stephens_____________2014
Brejae Washington__________ 2013
Hits
1.___83______ Lindsay Gardner____________ 2000
Lexy Bennett_______________ 2012
Loryn Johnson_____________ 2009
5.___71______ Taylor Thom______________ 2013
7.___69______ Lindsay Gardner____________ 2002
8.___66______ Lindsey Stephens_____________2014
Taylor Thom______________ 2014
Jodi Reeves________________ 1998
Doubles
1.___16______ Taylor Thom________________2013
Nadia Taylor_______________ 2012
3.___14______ Taylor Hoagland____________ 2013
Lexy Bennett_______________ 2012
Courtney Craig_____________ 2012
Loryn Johnson_____________ 2009
Nikki Cockrell_____________ 1998
Jodi Reeves________________ 1997
9.___13______ Lexy Bennett_______________ 2010
Lindsay Gardner____________ 2002
Tamara Poppe_____________ 2002
Jodi Reeves________________ 1998
Triples
1.___7_______ Brejae Washington__________ 2013
Shannon Thomas___________ 2006
3.___6_______ Shannon Thomas___________ 2007
Jodi Reeves________________ 1997
7.___4_______ Lindsey Stephens_____________2014
Taylor Thom______________ 2014
Lexy Bennett_______________ 2011
Jodi Reeves________________ 1998
Home Runs
1.___18______ Taylor Hoagland____________ 2012
3.___15______ Taylor Thom______________ 2013
Taylor Hoagland____________ 2011
5.___14______ Taylor Hoagland____________ 2013
6.___13______ Lexy Bennett_______________ 2012
Amy Hooks________________ 2011
9.___12______ Tallie Thrasher_____________ 2010
Desiree Williams___________ 2009
Loryn Johnson_____________ 2008
Tallie Thrasher_____________ 2007
Desiree Williams___________ 2006
Runs Batted In
Taylor Thom______________ 2013
3.___57______ Lexy Bennett_______________ 2012
4.___50______ Loryn Johnson_____________ 2009
5. ___46______ Nikki Cockrell_____________ 1998
6.___45______ Taylor Hoagland____________ 2013
7.___44______ Courtney Craig_____________ 2012
Nadia Taylor_______________ 2012
Jodi Reeves________________ 1998
10.__43______ Taylor Thom______________ 2014
Kim Bruins________________ 2013
Total Bases
1.___134_____ Lindsey Stephens_____________2014
2.___132_____ Taylor Thom______________ 2013
Lexy Bennett_______________ 2012
4.___124_____ Taylor Hoagland____________ 2013
5.___119_____ Taylor Hoagland____________ 2012
6.___117_____ Jodi Reeves________________ 1998
7.___114_____ Taylor Hoagland____________ 2011
8.___111_____ Loryn Johnson_____________ 2009
9.___110_____ Taylor Thom______________ 2014
Taylor Hoagland____________ 2010
Slugging Percentage (Min. 50 AB)
1.___.821 (151 AB)__ Taylor Hoagland_____ 2013
2.___.792 (130 AB)__ Lexy Bennett________ 2011
3.___.763 (173 AB)__ Lexy Bennett________ 2012
4.___.753 (178 AB)___ Lindsey Stephens______2014
4.___.731 (104 AB)__ Tallie Thrasher_______ 2010
5.___.720 (75 AB) ___ Shelby Savony_______ 2010
6.___.710 (186 AB)__ Taylor Thom________ 2013
7.___.708 (161 AB)__ Taylor Hoagland_____ 2011
8.___.696 (168 AB)__ Jodi Reeves__________ 1998
9.___.687 (150 AB)__ Nikki Cockrell_______ 1998
10.__.669 (178 AB)__ Taylor Hoagland_____ 2012
Walks
1.___73______ Taylor Hoagland____________
2.___49______ Desiree Williams___________
3.___42______ Taylor Hoagland____________
4.___41______ Taylor Hoagland____________
5.___40______ Taylor Thom______________
7.___37______ Amy Hooks________________
9.___34______ Amy Hooks________________
10.__33______ Desiree Williams___________
Hit By Pitch
1.___8_______ Karina Scott_______________
Nadia Taylor_______________
3.___7_______ Stephanie Ceo______________
Brittany Chalk_____________
5.___6_______ Mandy Ogle_______________
Nadia Taylor_______________
Shannon Thomas___________
Rachael Cook______________
10.__5_______ Nine players
On Base Percentage (Min. 50 AB)
1.___.610____ Taylor Hoagland (151 AB)____
2.___.510____ Lexy Bennett (130 AB)_______
3.___.502____ Lexy Bennett (173 AB)_______
4.___.500____ Brejae Washington (175 AB)__
5.___.489____ Taylor Thom (177 AB)_______
6.___.485____ Jodi Reeves (168 AB)________
7.___.473____ Taylor Hoagland (161 AB)____
Amy Hooks (147 AB)________
9.___.470____ Lindsay Gardner (197 AB)____
10.__.468____ Desiree Williams (171 AB)____
2013
2009
2011
2012
2014
2006
2010
2008
2011
2005
2013
2011
2014
2010
2013
2009
2006
2005
2000
2013
2011
2012
2014
2014
1998
2011
2010
2000
2006
81
TEXAS SOFTBALL
BATTING
PITCHING
Sacrifice Flies
Lexy Bennett_______________ 2012
3.___4_______ Erin Shireman_______________2014
Taylor Thom______________ 2013
Kim Bruins________________ 2013
Nadia Taylor_______________ 2011
Kelly Melone_______________ 2008
Keely Franks_______________ 1998
9.___3_______ Lindsey Stephens_____________2014
Stephanie Wong_____________2014
Taylor Thom______________ 2012
Lexy Bennett_______________ 2010
Amy Hooks________________ 2010
Nadia Taylor_______________ 2009
Megan Willis______________ 2005
Tamara Poppe_____________ 2002
Trisha Tatro_______________ 2001
Jodi Reeves________________ 1999
Sacrifice Hits
1.___18______ Audrey Hendricks__________
2.___16______ Erin Mahoney______________
3.___15______ Alexis Garcia______________
4.___14______ Nikki Cockrell_____________
5.___13______ Kim Lair__________________
6.___12______ Brejae Washington__________
8.___10______ Christa Williams____________
10.__9_______ Brejae Washington__________
Kacie Gaskin_______________
2000
2002
2003
1997
1997
2013
2003
1999
1998
2012
2008
1998
Stolen Bases (Steals-Attempts)
1.___38 (38-45)_____ Brejae Washington___
2.___35 (35-43)_____ Shannon Thomas_____
5.___29 (29-36)_____ Taylor Hoagland_____
7.___25 (25-27)_____ Tina Boutelle________
25 (25-36)_____ Erin Mahoney_______
9.___24 (24-34)_____ Taylor Thom________
24 (24-28)_____ Nikki Cockrell_______
24 (24-31)_____ Taylor Hoagland_____
2011
2007
2014
2013
2013
2012
2006
2002
2014
1997
2011
Strikeouts
1.___48______ Kacie Gaskin_______________
2.___47______ Jacqueline Williams_________
3.___45______ Taylor Hoagland____________
4.___44______ Kelly Melone_______________
6.___40______ Taylor Hoagland____________
Kelly Melone_______________
2007
2006
2011
2008
2011
2012
2007
2013
2009
2005
Consecutive Games With RBI
1.___7 games_______ Lindsey Stephens______2014
2-15-14 vs. La. Tech to 2-20-14 vs. Fresno St.
7 games_______ Cathie Johnson______ 1997
2-15-97 vs. Arizona State to 3-1-97 vs. St. Mary’s
82
ERA (min. 50 IP)
1.___0.36____ Cat Osterman______________
2.___0.38____ Cat Osterman______________
3.___0.42____ Cat Osterman______________
4.___0.46____ Christa Williams____________
5.___0.85____ Amy Bradford______________
7.___0.93____ Meagan Denny_____________
8.___0.94____ Christa Williams____________
9.___1.01____ Amy Bradford______________
10.__1.04____ Lizi Sowers________________
2005
2003
2006
1998
2003
2002
2005
1999
2002
2003
Wins
1.___38______ Cat Osterman______________
2.___36______ Cat Osterman______________
3.___32______ Blaire Luna________________
5.___30______ Blaire Luna________________
7.___28______ Blaire Luna________________
9.___26______ Brittany Barnhill____________
10.__22______ Blaire Luna________________
2006
2002
2013
2005
2010
2005
2011
1998
2009
2012
1999
Losses
1.___16______ Christina Gwyn____________ 2004
Charla Moore______________ 2001
Meagan Denny_____________ 2007
4.___15______ Charla Moore______________ 2000
5.___14______ Tiarra Davis_________________2014
Brittany Barnhill____________ 2009
7.___13______ Natalie King_______________ 2001
8.___11______ Meagan Denny_____________ 2008
Carmen Martinez___________ 2000
10.__10______ Blaire Luna________________ 2010
Brittany Barnhill____________ 2008
Appearances
1.___51______ Cat Osterman______________ 2002
2.___47______ Cat Osterman______________ 2006
Meagan Denny_____________ 2007
4.___46______ Blaire Luna________________ 2010
5.___45______ Brittany Barnhill____________ 2009
6.___44______ Tiarra Davis_________________2014
7.___43______ Christa Williams____________ 1998
8.___42______ Cat Osterman______________ 2005
Christina Gwyn____________ 2004
Charla Moore______________ 2000
Games Started
1.___41______ Meagan Denny_____________
2.___40______ Cat Osterman______________
3.___39______ Cat Osterman______________
4.___38______ Blaire Luna________________
7.___34______ Blaire Luna________________
Blaire Luna________________
9.___33______ Cat Osterman______________
2007
2002
2006
2013
2009
2003
2011
2010
2005
1998
Complete Games
1.___36______ Cat Osterman______________
2.___31______ Cat Osterman______________
3.___30______ Blaire Luna________________
Blaire Luna________________
5.___28______ Blaire Luna________________
6.___27______ Cat Osterman______________
Winning Percentage (min. 10 decision, W-L)
1.___1.000 (10-0)____ Kim Bruins__________
2.___.905 (38-4)_____ Cat Osterman________
3.___.900 (18-2)_____ Rachel Fox__________
4.___.842 (32-6)_____ Cat Osterman________
5.___.833 (10-2)_____ Amy Bradford_______
Shutouts
1.___28______ Cat Osterman______________
2.___22______ Cat Osterman______________
3.___18______ Cat Osterman______________
4.___17______ Cat Osterman______________
5.___16______ Blaire Luna________________
7.___13______ Blaire Luna________________
8.___11______ Blaire Luna________________
10.__10______ Meagan Denny_____________
2006
2005
2013
2011
2010
2003
2000
1998
2009
2000
1999
2013
2006
2011
2003
2003
2006
2005
2003
2002
2011
1998
2013
2010
1999
2007
Saves
1.___ 5______ Amy Bradford______________ 2002
Christa Williams____________ 1998
3.___ 4______ Erin Tresselt_______________ 2007
Blaire Luna________________ 2010
5.___ 3______ Blaire Luna________________ 2012
Erin Tresselt ________________2009
Meagan Denny_____________ 2008
Cat Osterman______________ 2002
9.___2_______ Cat Osterman______________ 2006
Charla Moore______________ 1999
Nece Ahumada_____________ 1998
Nece Ahumada_____________ 1997
Innings Pitched
1.___304.1___ Cat Osterman______________
2.___286.0___ Cat Osterman______________
3.___272.2___ Cat Osterman______________
4.___251.2___ Blaire Luna________________
5.___242.2___ Cat Osterman______________
6.___242.1___ Blaire Luna________________
7.___236.0___ Brittany Barnhill____________
8.___234.1___ Charla Moore______________
9.___232.1___ Blaire Luna________________
10.__230.2___ Meagan Denny_____________
2002
2006
2005
2013
2003
2010
2009
2000
2011
2007
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Hits Allowed
1. __ 225____ Brittany Barnhill____________
2.___194_____ Charla Moore______________
3.___190_____ Charla Moore______________
4.___185_____ Christina Gwyn____________
5.___157_____ Meagan Denny_____________
2009
2000
2001
2004
2007
Fewest Earned Runs Allowed (min. 50 IP)
1.___10 (82.1 IP)____ Amy Bradford_______
2.___11 (67.2 IP)____ Lizi Sowers__________
3.___13 (242.2 IP)___ Cat Osterman________
4.___14 (272.2 IP)___ Cat Osterman________
14 (105.0 IP)___ Meagan Denny_______
2003
2003
2003
2005
2005
Walks Allowed
1.___126_____ Blaire Luna________________ 2013
2.___113_____ Christina Gwyn____________ 2004
3. __105_____ Brittany Barnhill ____________2009
4.___101_____ Blaire Luna________________ 2010
5.___100_____ Tiarra Davis_________________2014
Strikeouts
1.___630_____ Cat Osterman______________
2.___593_____ Cat Osterman______________
3.___554_____ Cat Osterman______________
4.___488_____ Cat Osterman______________
5.___422_____ Blaire Luna________________
6.___404_____ Blaire Luna________________
7.___364_____ Christa Williams____________
8.___337_____ Meagan Denny_____________
9.___316_____ Blaire Luna________________
10.__313_____ Christa Williams____________
2006
2005
2002
2003
2013
2010
1998
2007
2011
1999
Home Runs Allowed
2.___16______ Blaire Luna________________ 2010
4.___14______ Tiarra Davis_________________2014
Blaire Luna________________ 2013
Lowest Opponents Batting Average (H-AB)
1.___.079 (68-861)___ Cat Osterman________
2.___.084 (78-933)___ Cat Osterman________
3.___.090 (72-798)___ Cat Osterman________
4.___.107 (81-754)___ Christa Williams_____
5. ___ .126 (130-1,033)__Cat Osterman________
6.___.128 (13-83)____ Meagan Denny_______
7.___.129 (97-750)___ Christa Williams_____
8.___.131 (113-860)__ Blaire Luna__________
9.___.136 (112-821)__ Blaire Luna__________
10.__.157 (84-534)___ Meagan Denny_______
2005
2006
2003
1998
2002
2005
1999
2013
2010
2006
FIELDING
Putouts
1.___762_____ Megan Willis______________
2.___657_____ Megan Willis______________
3.___577_____ Marlo Hanks_______________
4.___561_____ Marlo Hanks_______________
5.___492_____ Amy Hooks________________
6.___491_____ Mandy Ogle_______________
7.___446_____ Mandy Ogle_______________
8.___429_____ Megan Willis______________
9.___416_____ Amy Hooks________________
10.__412_____ Angie Scharnhorst__________
2006
2005
2003
2001
2010
2013
2012
2007
2011
1998
Assists
1.___ 162____ Nadia Taylor_______________
2.___ 140____ Keely Franks_______________
3.___ 136____ Tamara Poppe_____________
4.___ 130____ Keely Franks_______________
5.___ 111____ Jodi Reeves________________
6.___ 106____ Keely Franks_______________
7.___ 103____ Taylor Hoagland____________
Jodi Reeves________________
9.___ 102____ Wynter Turner_____________
Nikki Cockrell_____________
2009
2000
2001
1999
2000
1998
2013
1998
2004
1997
Total Chances
1.___ 795____ Megan Willis______________
2.___ 703____ Megan Willis______________
3.___ 629____ Marlo Hanks_______________
4.___ 611____ Marlo Hanks_______________
5.___ 534____ Amy Hooks________________
6.___ 577____ Mandy Ogle_______________
Megan Willis______________
8.___ 520____ Mandy Ogle_______________
9.___ 467____ Amy Hooks________________
10.__ 450____ Angie Scharnhorst__________
2006
2005
2003
2002
2010
2012
2007
2013
2011
1998
4.___50.2____ Christa Williams____________ 1998
4-5-98 vs. Kansas to 5-1-98 vs. Oklahoma
Errors
1.___ 21_____ Taylor Thom______________
Amber Hall________________
4.___ 20_____ Erin Mahoney______________
5.___ 19_____ Keely Franks_______________
2012
2004
1997
2002
2000
Consecutive Innings Without Earned Run
(Min. 60 inn.)
1.___79.2____ Cat Osterman______________ 2002
2-13-02 vs. Utah to 3-13-02 vs. Arizona St.
Passed Balls
1.___11______ Marlo Hanks_______________ 2001
Melissa Martin_____________ 1999
3.___7_______ Three players__________ four times
2.___75.1____ Cat Osterman______________ 2005
2-25-05 vs. California to 3-25-05 vs. North Texas
Fielding Percentage (min. 50 total chances)
1.___1.000 (290 chances, 0 errors)
Mandy Ogle_______________
1.000 (180 chances, 0 errors)
Karina Scott_______________
Robyn Krieg_______________
Melissa Martin_____________
Chelsea Stougton___________
Melissa Martin_____________
Amy Hooks________________
Wild Pitches
1.___25______ Christina Gwyn____________ 2004
2.___24______ Blaire Luna________________ 2013
3.___23______ Natalie King_______________ 2001
5.___18______ Blaire Luna________________ 2010
Carmen Martinez___________ 1997
Hit Batters
1.___30______ Gabby Smith________________2014
Blaire Luna________________ 2013
3.___29______ Tiarra Davis ________________2014
4.___26______ Blaire Luna________________ 2012
5.___24______ Blaire Luna________________ 2010
7.___18______ Blaire Luna _______________ 2011
Meagan Denny_____________ 2008
9.___13______ Torrey Schroeder___________ 2009
Cat Osterman______________ 2005
Consecutive Scoreless Innings (Min. 50 inn.)
1.___65.0____ Cat Osterman______________ 2003
4-22-03 vs. Texas A&M to 5-22-03 vs. Louisiana
2.___64.2____ Cat Osterman______________ 2005
2-27-05 vs. UCLA to 3-25-05 vs. North Texas
3.___60.1____ Cat Osterman______________ 2002
2-16-02 vs. Purdue to 3-13-02 vs. Arizona State
3.___74.2____ Cat Osterman______________ 2002
4-20-02 at Iowa State to 5-18-02 vs. Oklahoma
4.___65.0____ Cat Osterman______________ 2003
4-22-03 vs. Texas A&M to 5-22-03 vs. Louisiana
2014
2014
2013
1998
2000
2000
2002
2008
83
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Individual Game Records
BATTING
PITCHING
FIELDING
At-Bats
6____ 10 players, 10 times
last MicKayla Padilla _____ vs. Missouri (4-16-05)
Innings Pitched
14.0__Cat Osterman_____vs. Mississippi St. (3-1-02)
Hits Allowed
14___ Torrey Schroeder___vs. Oregon State (2-23-08)
Putouts
26___ Marlo Hanks _________ vs. Southwest Texas
(3-20-02, 10.1 inn.)
19___ Melissa Martin __________ at UT Arlington
(2-7-99, 10 inn.)
Runs Allowed
14___ Christina Gwyn___vs. Washington (2-13-04)
Assists
9____ Keely Franks__________ at UTSA (2-6-00)
Hits
5____ Taylor Thom______ at Texas Tech (4-23-11)
Earned Runs Allowed
10___ Christina Gwyn___vs. Washington (2-13-04)
Doubles
3____ Taylor Thom_____ vs. Utah State (2-23-13)*
Nadia Taylor_____vs. New Mexico (4-1-12)*
Tamara Poppe____vs. Texas Tech (4-15-04)*
* - NCAA Record
Walks Allowed
8____ Blaire Luna ___________Tennessee (6-2-13)
Blaire Luna _________at Oklahoma (5-6-12)
Torrey Schroeder______ at Texas St. (3-3-09)
Brittany Barnhill _____ vs. Arizona (3-13-09)
Christina Gwyn__ vs. Florida State (2-27-04)
Errors
3____ Nine players, nine times,
last Loryn Johnson ___ vs. Hawai’i (3-14-08)
Runs Scored
4____ 6 players, 7 times
last: Taylor Thom and Lindsey Stephens each
had 4 ___________ at Iowa State (4-11-14)
Triples
2____ Lexy Bennett___vs. Colorado State (2-11-12)
Brejae Washington _ vs. Wisconsin (2-17-11)
Shannon Thomas____ vs. Fordham (2-17-06)
Home Runs
3____ Tallie Thrasher______ vs. Missouri (4-11-10)
Runs Batted In
8____ Taylor Thom________ at Houston (2-16-13)
Total Bases
12___ Tallie Thrasher _____ vs. Missouri (4-11-10)
Walks
5 ___ Taylor Hoagland_______at Kansas (3-28-13)
Nadia Taylor__________at Kansas (4-14-12)
Hit By Pitch
3____ Jodi Reeves________ vs. St. Mary’s (3-1-97)
Strikeouts
4____ Five players, five times,
last Kim Bruins _____ vs. Oklahoma (4-20-13)
Sacrifice Flies
2____ Courtney Craig____ vs. Winthrop (3-16-12)
Megan Willis _____vs. Washington (2-13-04)
Rose Ekholm __________ vs. UTSA (4-1-98)
Strikeouts - Overall
24___ Cat Osterman (twice)
__________ vs. Texas Tech (4-26-05, 10 inn.)
____ vs. Southwest Texas (3-20-02, 10.1 inn.)
Strikeouts - 7.0 Innings
19___ Cat Osterman (three times)
______________ at Oklahoma State (5-1-05)
____________________ vs. UTEP (3-11-05)
_________________vs. Texas A&M (4-9-03)
Home Runs Allowed
3____ 11 times by nine pitchers,
last Gabby Smith_____ at Louisiana-Lafayette _ (5-18-14)
Wild Pitches
5____ Carmen Martinez (twice)
____________________ vs. UCLA (2-11-00)
_____________________ at UTSA (4-23-97)
Hit Batters
4____ Blaire Luna________ at Texas Tech (4-26-13)
Kim Bruins__________ at Houston (2-21-10)
Amy Bradford_____ vs. Oklahoma (4-12-03)
Sacrifice Hits
3 ___ Christa Williams _____ at SW Texas (4-7-98)
Stolen Bases
4____ Torie Schmidt_________at Kansas (3-28-13)
Brejae Washington___ vs. Pittsburgh (3-4-11)
Courtney Craig_________ at UTEP (3-1-09)
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Passed Balls
3____ Angie Scharnhorst____ vs. Stephen F. Austin
(3-6-97)
TEXAS SOFTBALL
Individual Game Records
CAREER NO-HITTERS/PERFECT GAMES LISTING
NO.
DATE
1
2-4-98
2
2-28-98
3
3-6-98
4
3-14-98
5
4-2-99
6
4-13-99
7
4-18-99
8
2-7-01
9
3-14-01
10
2-13-02
11
2-15-02
12
2-26-02
13
3-27-02
14
4-27-02
15
2-8-03
16
2-12-03
17
2-28-03
18
3-1-03
19
3-5-03
20
3-6-03
21
2-16-05
22
2-25-05
23
3-9-05
24
3-11-05
25
4-26-05
26
5-12-05
27
5-20-05
28
5-21-05
29
2-10-06
30
2-11-06
31
2-17-06
32
3-8-06
33
4-15-06
34
4-28-07 35
5-1-08
36
2-12-10
37
3-4-10
38
3-16-10
39
5-1-10
40
3-17-11
41
3-4-12
42
2-7-13
43
4-4-13
44
4-6-13
45
4-12-13
46
5-26-13
PITCHER(S)
OPPONENT
IP K BBHBP E SCORE
Christa Williams/
St. Edward’s
4.0
10
1
0
0
10-0
Carmen Martinez
1.00200
Christa Williams
TWU
7.0
12100 5-0
Christa Williams
Hofstra
7.0
13110 1-0
Christa Williams
North Carolina
5.09400 8-0
Christa Williams
Texas A&M
7.0
11
4
0
0
1-0
Christa Williams
UTSA
5.0
1050217-0
Christa Williams
Oklahoma
8.08101 1-0
Natalie King
St. Edward’s
5.0510010-0
Natalie King
New Mexico State
7.0
6
3
1
0
3-0
Cat Osterman
Utah
7.0
16301 3-0
Cat Osterman
Southwest Texas
7.0
13
0
0
3
4-0
Cat Osterman*
Stephen F. Austin
7.0
15
0
0
0
7-0
Cat Osterman*
Baylor
7.0
17000 2-0
Cat Osterman*
Oklahoma State
7.0
15
0
0
0
5-0
Cat Osterman*
Fresno State
7.0
18
0
0
0
4-0
Cat Osterman
UT Arlington
7.0
17
0
0
1
7-0
Amy Bradford
North Carolina
7.0
13
0
1
0
3-0
Cat Osterman
Florida
7.0
18100 1-0
Cat Osterman
UTSA
7.0
17200 3-0
Amy Bradford
Eastern Michigan
5.0
11
1
0
0
8-0
Cat Osterman*
Texas State
7.0
17000 4-0
Meagan Denny
BYU
7.0
15200 1-0
Cat Osterman*
UTSA
7.0
18000 2-0
Cat Osterman
UTEP
7.0
19100 3-0
Meagan Denny
Texas Tech
7.0
15
1
0
1
3-0
Cat Osterman
Nebraska
7.0
14200 3-0
Cat Osterman
Massachusetts
7.0
14100 1-0
Cat Osterman*
Mississippi State
7.0
17000 2-0
Cat Osterman*
Syracuse
5.0
1100012-0
Cat Osterman*
Northwestern
7.0
17000 3-0
Cat Osterman
Fordham
7.0
17001 1-0
Cat Osterman
North Texas
7.0
16
0
2
0
5-0
Cat Osterman
Oklahoma
7.0
14010 2-0
Meagan Denny
Iowa State
7.0
11
1
0
1
1-0
Brittany Barnhill
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
6.04210 8-0
Blaire Luna
North Carolina
8.06100 1-0
Kim Bruins
Texas Southern
5.03010 1-0
Blaire Luna
North Texas
6.0
10
5
0
3
0-1
Blaire Luna
Iowa State
5.0
12
1
0
0
8-0
Blaire Luna*
Washington
5.0900012-0
Kim Bruins
Sam Houston State
5.0
9
1
0
1
14-0
Blaire Luna
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 7.0
14
2
0
1
6-0
Kim Bruins/Holly Kern/
Gabby Smith/Blaire Luna* Texas Southern
5.07000 8-0
Blaire Luna
Western Kentucky
7.0
16
1
0
0
4-0
Blaire Luna
Iowa State
5.0
11
2
0
1
8-0
Blaire Luna
Florida State
7.0
13
1
0
0
4-0
*perfect game
CAREER NO-HITTERS/PERFECT GAMES CHART
Texas pitchers have had 46 no-hitters, including 11 perfect games. Here are the pitchers and the number of no-hit and perfect games in which they participated.
PITCHER
NO-HITTERS
PERFECT GAMES
Cat Osterman
20
9
Blaire Luna
9
2
Christa Williams
7
Kim Bruins
3
1
Meagan Denny
3
Amy Bradford
2
Natalie King
2
Brittany Barnhill
1
Holly Kern
1
1
Carmen Martinez
1
Gabby Smith
1
1
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
National Honors
D
NATIONAL COLLEGIATE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: CAT OSTERMAN (2003, 2005, 2006)
uring her four years on the Forty Acres, Cat Osterman was named USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Year three times and
is noted as one of the top softball pitchers in the world. Osterman was the youngest member of the U.S. Olympic team to bring home a
gold medal from Athens in 2004, and the 6-foot-2-inch lefthander set the NCAA career record for strikeouts-per-seven innings (14.34),
as well as ranking No. 2 all-time in career strikeouts (2,265) and career shutouts (85). While leading the NCAA as a senior in 2006 with an
ERA of 0.42 and 15.4 strikeouts-per-seven-innings pitched, Osterman finished 38-4 with 28 shutouts and five no-hitters and led 55-9 Texas
to a Women’s College World Series berth for the third time in her Longhorn career. She was inducted into the Texas Sports Hall of Fame in
February 2013.
Osterman broke virtually every University of Texas school pitching record, as well as several Big 12 Conference records. As a freshman, she
pitched the first perfect game in UT softball history -- the first of her nine career perfect games and just one of her 20 career no-hitters. As a
sophomore, she was named USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year after leading the Longhorns to their second-ever Women’s College World
Series appearance. In her junior year, she posted a season record of 30-7 with an NCAA Division I-leading 0.36 ERA, pitched 22 shutouts and
six no-hitters with three perfect games to again garner Player of the Year laurels and a return trip to the World Series.
Osterman was a four-time National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-American and four-time Big 12 Conference Pitcher of the Year -becoming the first Big 12 student-athlete across all sports to earn a player of the year honor four times. In addition, the psychology major was
a three-time member of the Academic All-Big 12 Team.
NATIONAL AWARDS
l NCAA Today’s Top VIII Award winner (2006)
l Three-time USA Softball National Collegiate Player of the Year (2003, 2005, 2006), the only softball player to win the award more than once
l 2005-06 Honda Softball Player of the Year Award
l ESPY Award as Best Female College Athlete (2005, 2006)
l Member of the USA Softball National Team
l 2005-06 Sportswoman of the Year award for a Team Sport by the Women’s Sports Foundation
l Top-five finalist for the Honda-Broderick Cup, awarded to the nation’s Collegiate Female Athlete of the Year (2005-06)
l No. 1 Pick in the 2006 Pro Fastpitch X-Treme Draft (of 20) and No. 1 Pick in National Pro Fastpitch Draft (by Connecticut)
l Louisville Slugger/National Fastpitch Coaches Association First Team All-America (three-time First Team All-American; fourth All-America
honor in her career -- was Second Team in 2002)
l Louisville Slugger/National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-Midwest First Team (four times)
BIG 12 CONFERENCE AWARDS
l Big 12 Conference Female Athlete of the Year (2003, 2005, 2006), the only athlete to win the award more than once in Big 12 history
l Four-Time Big 12 Pitcher of the Year, the only athlete in the history of the Big 12 to win a major award four times in a career
l All-Big 12 First Team (four times)
l Three-time Academic All-Big 12 performer (first team, 2003 and second team, 2005 and 2006)
l Earned 25 career Big 12 Pitcher of the Week honors, the most weekly awards by any Big 12 athlete in any sport
l Recipient of a 2006 Big 12 Conference Dr. Prentice Gautt Postgraduate Scholarship
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AWARDS
l Recipient of the 2006 Texas Exes Lifetime Award, given annually to one female and one male UT student-athlete who display outstanding
leadership and academic and athletic success, with each recipient gaining lifetime membership into the Texas Exes Association
l Recipient of the University of Texas Women’s Athletics Department’s highest endowed scholarship honor -- the V.F. “Doc” Neuhaus
Endowed Presidential Scholarship -- for two consecutive years (2004-05, 2005-06)
CAREER STATISTICS
l 136 wins and 25 losses
l 0.51 ERA
l Winning percentage of .844
l In NCAA career pitching categories: No. 3 in shutouts (85), No. 5 in wins (136), 11th in innings pitched (1,105.2) and No. 12 in games played (180)
l Owner of four of the top five all-time UT season strikeout ratios with 15.4 in 2006 (first all-time), 15.2 in 2005 (2nd all-time), 14.1 in 2003
(third best) and 12.8 in 2002 (fifth best).
l Osterman’s 0.42 ERA in 2006 was the lowest in the nation ... also had the lowest ERAs in 2003 (0.38) and 2005 (0.36) as a sophomore and
junior, and is the only player in NCAA softball history to lead the nation in ERA three times.
l NCAA record holder for strikeout ratio (14.34), breaking the old record of 11.6, held by Texas A&M-Corpus Christi’s Sarah Pauley (from
2002-05) ... a record for all pitchers, across all three NCAA Divisions (I, II and III) ... ranks second all-time in NCAA career strikeouts (2,265).
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2015 TEXAS SOFTBALL • HONORS
TEXAS SOFTBALL
All-Americans
Texas Softball has had 11 players named NFCA All-Americans and has earned a total of 28 NFCA and Easton All-America honors
LEXY BENNETT
NIKKI COCKRELL
AUTUMN EASTES
SECOND BASE (2009-12)
OUTFIELD (1998-2001)
2012 Easton First Team
2012 NFCA Second Team
1998 NFCA First Team
1999 NFCA Third Team
l NFCA All-America: 2012 Second Team
l Easton All-America: 2012 First Team
l CoSIDA Academic All-America: 2012
Third Team
l CoSIDA Academic All-District: 2012 First
Team
l NFCA All-Region: 2012 and 2009 First
Team, 2010-11 Second Team
l All-Big 12: 2009-10 and 2012 First Team,
2011 Second Team
l Texas single-season record holder in batting average (.438/2011); tied for second in total bases (132/2012); second in
slugging percentage (.792/2011), on-base
percentage (.510/2011) and third in runs
batted in (57/2012) while tying for second
in hits (73/2012)
l Owns UT career record in batting average
(.385) and is second in hits (245) and runs
batted in (155)
l Ranks fourth in Texas history in career
runs scored (166), second in on-base percentage (.464) and doubles (47) and tied
for third in home runs (36/tied) and slugging percentage (.650)
l National Pro Fastpitch Draft selection by
the Akron Racers
l NFCA All-America: 1998 First Team,
1999 Third Team
l NFCA All-Midwest Region: 1998 First
Team, 1999 Second Team
l 1999 NCAA Woman of the Year State of
Texas Award
l GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-America:
1998 First Team, 1999 Third Team
l GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-District VI:
1997, 1998 and 1999
l Became first softball player inducted into
the UT Women’s Athletics Hall of Honor
in November 2006
l All-Big 12 Conference: 1998 and 1999
First Team
l Big 12 Conference All-Academic Team:
1997, 1998 and 1999 First Team
l 1999 Big 12 All-Tournament Team
l 1998 Speedline Invitational AllTournament Team
l Second in UT career in sacrifice hits (28);
tied for third in single-season doubles
(14/1998) and triples (6/1997)
CAREER STATISTICS: LEXY BENNETT
Year GP-GS AB AVG R H 2B 3BHRRBI
2009 59-59 172.34917 60 9 0 5 22
2010 57-57 162.34045 55 13 0 9 35
2011 46-43 130.43851 57 11 4 9 41
2012 59-58 173.4225373 1431357
CAREER221-217 637 .385166245 47 7 36 155
l NFCA All-America: 1999 Third Team
Team
l All-Big 12 Conference: 2001 Second
Team, 1999 First Team
1998 First Team
l Big 12 Conference Player of the Week
(Feb. 23, 1999)
l Currently stands ninth in UT career history in stolen bases with 52 and is tied for
eighth in triples with six
CAREER STATISTICS: AUTUMN EASTES
Year GP-GS AB AVG R H
1998 43-41 120.23323 28
1999 57-57 174.37930 66
2000 54-50 134.20913 28
2001 53-53 136.25015 34
CAREER207-201 564 .277 81 156
2B 3BHRRBI
2 3 0 7
4 3 1 23
6 0 0 14
4 0 0 10
16 6 1 54
CAREER STATISTICS: NIKKI COCKRELL
Year GP-GS AB AVG R H 2B 3BHRRBI
1996 16-14 42.3577 15 4 3 0 7
1997 53-53 154.31234 48 7 6 3 27
1998 57-56 150.3403451 1441046
1999 60-60 185.30342 56 11 0 6 20
CAREER186-183 531 .320114170 36 13 19 100
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
All-Americans
LINDSAY GARDNER
Team, 2000 First Team
l 2000 Big 12 Conference Freshman of the
Year
l All-Big 12 Conference: 2003 Second Team,
2002 Second Team, 2000 First Team
l 2002 USA Elite Team and USA National
Training Team
l 2003 NCAA Region 3 All-Tournament
Team
l 2001 and 2002 USA National Team
l 2000, 2002 and 2003 Big 12 Conference
All-Tournament Team
l Holds Texas single-season records in hits
(83/2000) and at-bats (208/2002)
l On Texas career chart, third in sacrifice
hits (24); ranks fourth in batting average
(.355), fifth in hits (239) and at-bats (673);
stands sixth in runs scored (134) and stolen bases (61)
CAREER STATISTICS: LINDSAY GARDNER
Year
GP-GS AB R H RBIAVG
2000
58-58197 35 83 28.421
2001
29-28 98 24 38 8.388
2002
63-63208 42 69 11.332
2003
58-58170 33 49 19.288
CAREER208-207 673 134 239 66 .355
88
2B 3B HR
4 1 3
6 1 0
13 1 4
10 1 4
33 4 11
TAYLOR HOAGLAND
BLAIRE LUNA
THIRD BASE (2010-13)
PITCHER (2010-13)
2012 Easton Second Team
l NFCA All-America: 2013 First Team
l USA Softball National Collegiate Player of
the Year Top 25 Finalist: 2013
l NFCA All-Region: 2013, 2011 First Team;
2012, 2010 Second Team
l All-Big 12 Conference: 2010-13 First
Team
l As a senior in 2013, ranked second among
Division I players in walks per game (1.2)
and third in on-base percentage (.610)
l Stood in the top 20 among Division I players in runs per game (1.1/10th) and slugging percentage (.821/15th) as a senior
l Texas' all-time leader in home runs (58),
runs scored (221), walks (178), slugging
percentage (.708) and on-base percentage
(.501)
l Ranks third on UT's all-time charts in
batting average (.365) and runs batted in
(149) and second in stolen bases (88)
l Finished second in Big 12 history in career
home runs
l USA Softball Women’s National Team:
2011, 2013
l USA Pan Am Games gold medalist: 2011
CAREER STATISTICS: TAYLOR HOAGLAND
Year
GP-GS AB R H RBIAVG
2010
58-57170 41 65 29.382
2011
56-56161 54 54 36.335
2012
60-60178 59 58 39.326
2013
61-61151 67 64 45.424
CAREER235-234 660 221 241 149 .365
2B 3B HR
10 1 11
9 3 15
7 0 18
14 2 14
40 6 58
l NFCA All-America: 2013 First Team
l NFCA All-America: 2010-11 Second
Team
l Easton All-America: 2012 Second Team,
2011 First Team
the Year Top 10 Finalist: 2013, 2010-11
l NFCA All-Region: 2013, 2010-11 First
l Led all Division I players in strikeouts and
strikeouts per seven innings as a senior
l Ranks in the top three in nearly every
Texas pitching category, including wins
(2nd/112), innings pitched (2nd/914.1),
complete games (2nd/109), shutouts
(2nd/48), strikeouts (2nd/1,428) and lowest opponent batting average (3rd/.156)
l 2010 Big 12 Conference Freshman of the
Year and Pitcher of the Year
l All-Big 12 Conference: 2013, 2010-11
First Team, 2012 Second Team
l USA National Futures Team: 2010
l USA Softball National Player of the Week
(March 22, 2011)
l Two-time NFCA National Player of the
Week (April 6, 2010; March 22, 2011)
CAREER STATISTICS: BLAIRE LUNA
Year ERA AP W-L SVSHOH R ER K
2010 1.39 46 30-10 4 11112 5748 404
2011 1.27 38 28-7 0 16133 5142 316
2012 2.31 38 22-6 3 8 1367262 286
2013 1.28 41 32-7 0 13113 5746 422
CAREER1.52163112-307 48494237
1981,428
TEXAS SOFTBALL
All-Americans
PITCHER (2002-06)
CAT OSTERMAN
SHORTSTOP (1997-2000)
JODI REEVES
LINDSEY STEPHENS
l All-Big 12 Conference: 1997 First Team,
1998 First Team, 1999 Second Team
l Big 12 Conference Co-Freshman of the
Year: 1997
1997 Honorable Mention, 1998-2000 First
Team
l NCAA Regional All-Tournament Team:
1998
l Big 12 All-Tournament Team: 1998
l The UT career leader in doubles (48),
while standing in the top 10 in sacrifice
flies (9/fourth), hit-by-pitch (12/T-third),
walks (87/T-fifth), runs batted in
(123/sixth) and home runs (21/10th)
l NFCA All-Central Region: 2014 First
Team,
l Set UT single-season record with 134 total
bases during 2014
lTied UT single-season record with 66
runs batted in during 2014
lHit second-most home runs (16) in a
single season in program history during
2014
l On Texas career charts, enters junior
year ranked second in slugging percentage
(.681), fifth in on base percentage (.428)
and eighth in batting (.345)
l As a sophomore in 2014, hit .371 and led
the team in RBIs (66), doubles (12), home
runs (16), total bases (134), slugging percentage (.753) and tied for most triples
(4).
l 2006 NCAA Today’s Top VIII Award
l NFCA All-America: 2003, 2005 and 2006
l 2004 and 2008 U.S. Olympic Team and
10-time U.S. National Team member
the Year: 2003, 2005. 2006
l Honda Award for Softball winner and
finalist for Honda-Broderick Cup: 2005-06
l Big 12 Female Athlete of the Year: 2003,
2005, 2006
l Big 12 Pitcher of the Year: 2002, 2003,
2005, 2006
l All-Big 12 First Team: 2002, 2003, 2005,
2006
l Big 12 Conference Freshman of the Year:
2002
l Big
12
Tournament
Most
Outstanding Player: 2002, 2003 and 2005
l ESPY winner as Best Female College
Athlete: 2005, 2006
l All-time collegiate softball career leader in
strikeout ratio (14.34 per game) and second among Division I pitchers in strikeouts (2,265) and shutouts (85)
l In 2003, 2005 and 2006, led the nation
in ERA and strikeouts per seven innings
while pacing UT to the nation’s best team
ERA
CAREER STATISTICS: JODI REEVES
Year GP-GS AB R H RBIAVG 2B 3B HR
1997 53-53 156 34 51 29.365 14 6 5
1998 62-61 168 46 66 44.393 13 4 10
1999 61-61 183 29 48 28.262 12 0 4
2000 57-56 162 19 40 22.247 9 0 2
CAREER 233-230 669 128 205 123 .306 48 10 21
OUTFIELD (2013-)
CAREER STATISTICS: LINDSEY STEPHENS
2013 40-348912 7
.250311
2014 58-58 178 47 66 66.371 12 4 16
CAREER 98-61 226 56 78 73 .345 15 5 17
CAREER STATISTICS: CAT OSTERMAN
Year ERAAPP W-L SV SHOH R ER K
2002 0.83 51 36-8 3 17130 4336 554
2003 0.38 40 32-6 0 18 72 1813 488
2005 0.36 42 30-7 0 22 68 2314 593
2006
0.42 47 38-4 2 28 78 19 17 630
CAREER0.51180136-255 85348103802,265
89
TEXAS SOFTBALL
All-Americans
TAYLOR THOM
CHRISTA WILLIAMS
SHORTSTOP (2011-14)
PITCHER (1998-99)
l NFCA All-Central Region: 2013 and 2014
l Big 12 Conference Freshman of the Year:
2011
lBig 12 Conference Player of the Year:
2014
l All-Big 12 Conference: 2011, 2013 and
2014 First Team
l USA Softball Women’s National Team:
2013
l Set UT single-season record with 66 runs
batted in during 2013
l On Texas career charts, finished career
ranked first in runs batted in (178), second in home runs (38), third in hits
(243), doubles (43), runs scored (177),
total bases (410), stolen bases (65) and
fourth in assists (331).
l As a junior in 2013, became the fifth
player in NCAA history to hit four or
more grand slams during a season with
bases-clearing shot against South Carolina
in the NCAA Austin Regional championship
l Tied the NCAA record for grand slams
during a game with two at Houston on
Feb. 16, 2013. During that contest, also
drove in a UT single-game record eight
runs
l Matched another NCAA record, for doubles in a contest, with three versus Utah
State on Feb. 23, 2013
l During junior year, finished 17th among
all NCAA Division I players with 1.1 RBI
per game
CAREER STATISTICS: TAYLOR THOM
2011 56-56 159 32 56 41.352 12 1 11
2012 60-60 167 35 50 28.299 9 0 2
2013 60-60 186 55 71 66.382 16 0 15
2014 58-58 177 55 66 43.373 6 4 10
CAREER 234-234 689 177 243 178 .353 43 5 38
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l NFCA All-America: 1998 First Team,
1999 Second Team, 1997 Second Team
(while at UCLA)
l NFCA All-Midwest Region: 1998 and
1999 First Team
l 1996 and 2000 U.S. Olympic Team and
five-time U.S. National Team member
l Two-time NFCA National Player of the
Week
l All-Big 12 Conference: 1998 and 1999
First Team
l 1998 Big 12 Conference Newcomer of the
Year
l 1998 and 1999 Big 12 Conference AllTournament Team
l Nine-time Big 12 Conference Pitcher of
the Week
l 1998 NCAA Regional Tournament Most
Outstanding Player
l Ranked in the top 10 in 10 UT pitching categories despite just two years in
the program: second in ERA (0.71) and
opponents’ batting average (.118); tied for
third in saves (6) and shutouts (27); fourth
in strikeouts (678), fifth in wins (50),
complete games (50) and innings pitched
(452.2); sixth in games started (62) and
seventh in appearances (81)
l Enshrined in the UT Women’s Athletics
Hall of Honor in November of 2007
CAREER STATISTICS: CHRISTA WILLIAMS
Year ERAAP W-L SVSHO H R ER K
1998 0.4643 28-6 5 16 81 24 15364
1999 0.9738 22-9 1 11 97 46 31314
CAREER0.71 81 50-15 6 27 178 70 46 678
TEXAS SOFTBALL
National & Regional Honors
NCAA TODAY’S TOP VIII
EASTON-BELL ALL-AMERICAN
2006___________________ Cat Osterman, P
2013__________ Blaire Luna, P (First Team)
________ Taylor Hoagland, 3B (First Team)
2012________ Lexy Bennett, 2B (First Team)
Blaire Luna, P (Second Team)
Amy Hooks, C (Second Team)
2009_____Loryn Johnson, INF (Third Team)
2006________ Cat Osterman, P (First Team)
Desiree Williams, SS (Second Team)
Megan Willis, C (Third Team)
HONDA-BRODERICK CUP
2006___________ Cat Osterman, P (Finalist)
2005___________ Cat Osterman, P (Finalist)
HONDA AWARD - SOFTBALL
2006___________________ Cat Osterman, P
2005___________________ Cat Osterman, P
USA SOFTBALL COLLEGIATE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2006___________________ Cat Osterman, P
2005___________________ Cat Osterman, P
2003___________________ Cat Osterman, P
USA SOFTBALL COLLEGIATE
PLAYER OF THE YEAR TOP 10 FINALIST
2013_____________________ Blaire Luna, P
2011_____________________ Blaire Luna, P
2010_____________________ Blaire Luna, P
NFCA MIDWEST REGION
COACHING STAFF OF THE YEAR
2006___________ Connie Clark (Head Coach)
Corrie Hill and Marla Looper
(Assistant Coaches)
SPEEDLINE/NFCA
COACHING STAFF OF THE YEAR
2003___________Connie Clark (Head Coach),
Marla Looper and Jill Matyuch
(Assistant Coaches)
ESPY FOR BEST
FEMALE COLLEGE ATHLETE
2006 ____________ Cat Osterman (Winner)
2005_____________ Cat Osterman (Winner)
2003____________ Cat Osterman (Nominee)
ESPY FOR BEST FEMALE
OLYMPIC PERFORMANCE
2005_ Cat Osterman (Winner w/ Team USA)
NCAA TEXAS WOMAN OF THE YEAR
1999_____________________Nikki Cockrell
NFCA ALL-AMERICAN
2014_ Lindsey Stephens, OF (Third Team)
2013_____ Taylor Hoagland, 3B (First Team)
Blaire Luna, P (First Team)
Taylor Thom, SS (Third Team)
2012 _____ Lexy Bennett, 2B (Second Team)
2011________ Blaire Luna, P (Second Team)
2010________ Blaire Luna, P (Second Team)
2006 _______ Cat Osterman, P (First Team)
2003 _______ Cat Osterman, P (First Team)
2002______ Cat Osterman, P (Second Team)
2000___ Lindsay Gardner, 2B (Second Team)
1999____ Christa Williams, P (Second Team)
Nikki Cockrell, 2B (Third Team)
Autumn Eastes, OF Third Team)
1998______ Christa Williams, P (First Team)
Nikki Cockrell, At-Large (First Team)
Jodi Reeves, At-Large (Second Team)
NFCA ALL-REGION
2014_____ Lindsey Stephens, OF (First Team)
Taylor Thom, SS (First Team)
Brejae Washington, OF (First Team)
Tiarra Davis (Second Team)
2013_Kim Bruins, P/UT-Non-P (First Team)
Taylor Hoagland, 3B (First Team)
Taylor Thom, SS (First Team)
Mandy Ogle, C (Second Team)
Brejae Washington, OF (Second Team)
2012________ Lexy Bennett, 2B (First Team)
Taylor Hoagland, DP/UT-Non-P (Second Team)
Blaire Luna, P (Second Team)
Torie Schmidt, OF (Second Team)
Nadia Taylor, 3B (Second Team)
2011_____Taylor Hoagland, OF (First Team)
Nadia Taylor, 3B (First Team)
Lexy Bennett, 1B (Second Team)
Amy Hooks, C (Second Team)
Taylor Thom, SS (Second Team)
Lexy Bennett, 2B (Second Team)
Taylor Hoagland, OF (Second Team)
Tallie Thrasher, UT/Non-P (Second Team)
2009________ Lexy Bennett, SS (First Team)
Courtney Craig, OF (First Team)
Loryn Johnson, 2B (First Team)
Desiree Williams, 1B (First Team)
2008__ Tallie Thrasher, UT/Non-P (First Team)
Meagan Denny, P (Second Team)
Loryn Johnson, SS (Second Team)
2007_____Shannon Thomas, 2B (First Team)
Loryn Johnson, SS (Second Team)
Tallie Thrasher, UT/Non-P (Second Team)
Desiree Williams, SS (First Team)
Chez Sievers, 2B (Second Team)
2004_______ Amber Hall, SS (Second Team)
Wynter Turner, 3B (Second Team)
Tina Boutelle, OF (Second Team)
Tamara Poppe, DP (Second Team)
2002_____ Lindsay Gardner, 2B (First Team)
Cat Osterman, P (First Team)
Erin Mahoney, SS (Second Team)
2000_____ Lindsay Gardner, 2B (First Team)
1999______ Autumn Eastes, OF (First Team)
Keely Franks, 3B (First Team)
Christa Williams, P (First Team)
Nikki Cockrell, 2B (Second Team)
1998_______ Nikki Cockrell, 2B (First Team)
Christa Williams, P (First Team)
Keely Franks, 3B (Second Team)
Jodi Reeves, SS (Second Team)
Trisha Tatro, 1B (Second Team)
1997__________Jodi Reeves, 2B (First Team)
NFCA
NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
2011_____________________ Blaire Luna, P
(March 22)
2010_____________________ Blaire Luna, P
(April 6)
2006___________________ Cat Osterman, P
(March 1)
2005___________________ Cat Osterman, P
(Feb. 23)
2003___________________ Cat Osterman, P
(twice: April 1, May 6)
2002___________________ Cat Osterman, P
(twice: April 3, April 17)
1998_________________ Christa Williams, P
(twice: March 10, March 24)
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National & Regional Honors
USA SOFTBALL
NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK
2011____________Blaire Luna, P (March 22)
2006___________ Cat Osterman, P (Feb. 28)
2005___________________ Cat Osterman, P
(twice: March 15, March 22)
2003___________________Cat Osterman , P
(twice: April 15, May 6)
POSTSEASON TOURNAMENT HONORS
WCWS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
2006___________________ Cat Osterman, P
2005___________________ Cat Osterman, P
2003___________________ Cat Osterman, P
Tamara Poppe, OF
NCAA REGIONAL
ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
2003________________ Lindsay Gardner, 2B
Tamara Poppe, OF
Cat Osterman, P (Most Outstanding Player)
Wynter Turner, 3B
2002___________________ Cat Osterman, P
Wynter Turner, 3B
Deeanna Williams, OF
2002______________ Audrey Hendricks, OF
1999_________________ Cathie Johnson, 1B
1998__________________Nikki Cockrell, 2B
Jodi Reeves, SS
Christa Williams, P
(Most Outstanding Player)
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Conference Honors
BIG 12 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM (’98-’10)
BIG 12 NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
2009________________ Courtney Craig, OF
2005__________________ Tina Boutelle, OF
Chez Sievers, 2B
Megan Willis, C
2003__________________ Tina Boutelle, OF
Lindsay Gardner, 2B
Sarah Wieszczak, OF
Marlo Hanks, C
1999__________________Nikki Cockrell, 2B
Jane Teixeira, OF
Tiffiny Valdehueza, OF
Christa Williams, P
1998_____________________Jodi Reeves, IF
Christa Williams, P
1998_________________ Christa Williams, P
BIG 12 FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2006 _____________ Cat Osterman, Softball
2005______________ Cat Osterman, Softball
2003______________ Cat Osterman, Softball
BIG 12 PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2014______________________ Taylor Thom
2011_______________________ Amy Hooks
BIG 12 PITCHER OF THE YEAR
2010_______________________ Blaire Luna
2006 ____________________ Cat Osterman
2005_____________________ Cat Osterman
2003_____________________ Cat Osterman
2002_____________________ Cat Osterman
BIG 12 DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2007 __________________ Megan Willis, C
2006 __________________ Megan Willis, C
BIG 12 FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR
2014__________________Tiarra Davis, P/UT
2011___________________ Taylor Thom, SS
2010_____________________ Blaire Luna, P
2003___________________ Chez Sievers, SS
2002___________________ Cat Osterman, P
1997__________ Jodi Reeves, 2B (co-winner)
BIG 12 COACH OF THE YEAR
2010______________________ Connie Clark
2006______________________ Connie Clark
2002______________________ Connie Clark
BIG 12 PITCHER OF THE WEEK
2013 Blaire Luna____ (3/5, 3/26, 4/2, 4/16)
2012 Blaire Luna________________ (2/21)
2011 Blaire Luna___ (2/22, 3/22, 4/12, 4/26)
2010 Blaire Luna___ (2/16, 3/22, 4/6, 4/27)
2009__ Brittany Barnhill____________ (4/21)
2008__ Brittany Barnhill ____________ (5/6)
Meagan Denny _______ (3/18, 4/22)
2007 Meagan Denny ________ (2/20, 5/1)
2006 Cat Osterman_________ (2/14, 2/21,
2/28, 3/14, 3/21, 3/28, 4/17, 5/1)
2005__ Meagan Denny__________ (2/8, 5/2)
Cat Osterman__________ (2/22, 3/15, 3/22, 4/12)
2003 Cat Osterman______ (2/11, 2/18, 4/1,
4/15, 4/28)
2002__ Cat Osterman __ (2/19, 3/5, 3/19, 4/2, 4/16, 4/23, 4/30)
2001__ Charla Moore ________ (2/20, 3/20)
2000__ Charla Moore______________ (3/28)
1999__ Christa Williams___ (2/16, 3/23, 4/6,
4/20)
1998__ Christa Williams__ (2/23, 3/10, 3/16,
3/24, 4/28)
BIG 12 PLAYER OF THE WEEK
2014__ Lindsey Stephens ____________ (3/2)
Taylor Thom __________ (4/9, 4/15)
2013__ Taylor Thom _________ (2/19, 2/26)
Kim Bruins________________ (3/26)
2012__ Taylor Hoagland____________ (5/1)
Nadia Taylor__________ (4/17, 3/27)
Courtney Craig______________ (3/6)
Lexy Bennett_______________ (2/14)
2011 Lexy Bennett________________ (4/5)
Courtney Craig ____________ (4/26)
Amy Hooks_______________ (4/12)
2010 Lexy Bennett_______________ (4/27)
Nadia Taylor________________ (3/2)
2009 Amy Hooks_______________ (2/24)
Brittany Barnhill ___________ (3/30)
2008 Tallie Thrasher________ (2/26, 3/25)
2007 Jacqueline Williams ___________ (5/1)
2006 Desiree Williams ___________ (2/28)
Tina Boutelle ______________ (2/21)
2005 Chez Sievers ______________ (4/12)
2004 Wynter Turner ____________ (4/19)
Amber Hall _______________ (2/16)
2003 Tamara Poppe _____________ (4/28)
2002 Tamara Poppe _____________ (4/23)
1999 Nikki Cockrell ______________ (4/6)
Autumn Eastes_____________ (2/23)
BIG 12 SOFTBALL
10TH ANNIVERSARY TEAM
2002-06_________________ Cat Osterman
2000-03_______________ Lindsay Gardner
ALL-BIG 12 PLAYERS
2014 Tiarra Davis____________ First Team
Mandy Ogle__ First Team & Defensive
Taylor Thom__ First Team & Defensive
Brejae Washington_____Second Team & _
Defensive
Devon Tunning_______ Second Team
2013 Taylor Hoagland, INF_____ First Team
Blaire Luna, P___________ First Team
Taylor Thom, SS_________ First Team
Brejae Washington, OF____ First Team
Kim Bruins, P/UT_____ Second Team
Torie Schmidt, OF_____ Second Team
2012 Lexy Bennett, INF_______ First Team
Courtney Craig, OF______ First Team
Taylor Hoagland, OF/INF_ First Team
Torie Schmidt, OF_______ First Team
Nadia Taylor, INF________ First Team
Blaire Luna, P_________ Second Team
2011 Taylor Hoagland, OF_____ First Team
Amy Hooks, C__________ First Team
Taylor Thom, SS_________ First Team
Lexy Bennett, SS_______ Second Team
Nadia Taylor, 3B_______ Second Team
Brejae Washington, OF__ Second Team
2010 Lexy Bennett, 1B________ First Team
Taylor Hoagland, OF_____ First Team
Nadia Taylor, 3B_________ First Team
Courtney Craig, OF____ Second Team
Amy Hooks, C________ Second Team
2009 Brittany Barnhill, P_______ First Team
Lexy Bennett, SS_________ First Team
Courtney Craig, OF______ First Team
Loryn Johnson, DP/2B____ First Team
Nadia Taylor, 3B_______ Second Team
Desiree Williams, 1B___ Second Team
2008 Meagan Denny, P ________ First Team
Loryn Johnson, SS _______ First Team
Tallie Thrasher, DP ____ Second Team
Desiree Williams, OF___ Second Team
2007 Megan Willis, C_______ Second Team
Jacqueline Williams, 1B __ Second Team
Meagan Denny, P _____ Second Team
Shannon Thomas, 2B/LF___Second Team
Tallie Thrasher, DP ____ Second Team
2006 Cat Osterman, P ________ First Team
Chez Sievers, 2B ________ First Team
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Conference Honors
ALL-BIG 12 PLAYERS
Desiree Williams, SS _____ First Team
Amber Hall, OF _______ Second Team
Megan Willis, C _______ Second Team
2005 Cat Osterman, P ________ First Team
MicKayla Padilla, OF ___ Second Team
Megan Willis _________ Second Team
2004 Tamara Poppe, OF _______ First Team
Amber Hall, SS _______ Second Team
Chez Sievers, 2B ______ Second Team
Sarah Wieszczak, OF ___ Second Team
2003 Tina Boutelle, OF _______ First Team
Cat Osterman, P ________ First Team
Tamara Poppe, At-Large __ First Team
Amy Bradford, P_______ Second Team
Lindsay Gardner, At-Large _________
Second Team
Chez Sievers, At-Large _ Second Team
Wynter Turner, 3B _____ Second Team
2002 Erin Mahoney, At-Large __ First Team
Cat Osterman, P ________ First Team
Amy Bradford, P ______ Second Team
Lindsay Gardner, 2B ___ Second Team
Melissa Martin, DP ____ Second Team
Sarah Wieszczak, At-Large
____________________ Second Team
Deeanna Williams, At-Large
____________________ Second Team
2001 Autumn Eastes, At-Large
____________________ Second Team
2000 Lindsay Gardner, 2B _____ First Team
Audrey Hendricks, OF ___ First Team
Keely Franks, 3B ______ Second Team
Charla Moore, P ______ Second Team
Kathleen Richter, At-Large
____________________ Second Team
1999 Nikki Cockrell, At-Large __ First Team
Autumn Eastes, OF ______ First Team
Keely Franks, 3B ________ First Team
Christa Williams, P ______ First Team
Cathie Johnson, DP ____ Second Team
Jodi Reeves, At-Large __ Second Team
1998 Nikki Cockrell, At-Large __ First Team
Jodi Reeves, At-Large ____ First Team
Trisha Tatro, At-Large ___ First Team
Christa Williams, P ______ First Team
Tiffiny Valdehueza, OF _ Second Team
1997 Jodi Reeves, 2B _________ First Team
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Academic Awards & Honors
NFCA ALL-AMERICA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE
2007______________________ Erin Tresselt
CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA
2012__________ Lexy Bennett (Third Team)
2003__________Cat Osterman (Third Team)
2000______ Kathleen Richter (Second Team)
Keely Franks (Third Team)
1999_________ Nikki Cockrell (Third Team)
1998__________ Nikki Cockrell (First Team)
CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT VI
2012______________________ Lexy Bennett
2010______________________ Erin Tresselt
2009______________________ Erin Tresselt
2008_____________________Brittany Chalk
Kacie Gaskin
2005____________________Christina Gwyn
Melanie Jarrett
2004____________________ Melanie Jarrett
Chez Sievers
2003
Cat Osterman
Alexis Garcia
2002____________________ Melissa Martin
2000___________________ Kathleen Richter
Keely Franks
Audrey Hendricks
1999_____________________Nikki Cockrell
Keely Franks
1998_____________________Nikki Cockrell
Keely Franks
1997_____________________Nikki Cockrell
Laura Hundley
ACADEMIC ALL-BIG 12
2014______________Holly Kern (First Team)
Erin Shireman (First Team)
Lindsey Stephens (First Team)
Mandy Ogle (First Team)
Gabby Smith (Second Team)
Stephanie Ceo (Second Team)
2013_____________Blaire Luna (First Team)
Torie Schmidt (Second Team)
2012___________ Lexy Bennett (First Team)
Blaire Luna (First Team)
Nadia Taylor (First Team)
Shelby Savony (First Team)
Nadia Taylor (First Team)
Blaire Luna (Second Team)
Torie Schmidt (Second Team)
Brittany Chalk (First Team)
Shelby Savony (First Team)
Erin Tresselt (First Team)
Loryn Johnson (Second Team)
2009________ Brittany Barnhill (First Team)
Brittany Chalk (First Team)
Kacie Gaskin (Second Team)
Amy Hooks (Second Team)
Loryn Johnson (Second Team)
Crystal Saenz (Second Team)
Torrey Schroeder (Second Team)
Tallie Thrasher (Second Team)
2008__________ Brittany Chalk (First Team)
Kacie Gaskin (First Team)
Tallie Thrasher (First Team)
2007___________ Kacie Gaskin (First Team)
2006___________ Rachael Cook (First Team)
Tina Boutelle (Second Team)
Amber Hall (Second Team)
Cat Osterman (Second Team)
Chez Sievers (Second Team)
2005___________ Alexis Garcia (First Team)
Christina Gwyn (First Team)
Melanie Jarrett (First Team)
Lacy Robinson (First Team)
Cat Osterman (Second Team)
Chez Sievers (Second Team)
2004___________ Alexis Garcia (First Team)
Chez Sievers (First Team)
Sarah Wieszczak (First Team)
2003__________Tiffany Anders (First Team)
Alexis Garcia (First Team)
Cat Osterman (First Team)
Marlo Hanks (Second Team)
Sarah Wieszczak (Second Team)
2002__________Melissa Martin (First Team)
Marlo Hanks (Second Team)
Tamara Poppe (Second Team)
2001__________Melissa Martin (First Team)
Kathleen Richter (First Team)
Tiffiny Valdehueza (First Team)
Trisha Tatro (Second Team)
2000___________ Keely Franks (First Team)
Audrey Hendricks (First Team)
Carmen Martinez (First Team)
Jodi Reeves (First Team)
Courtney Ryan (First Team)
Keely Franks (First Team)
Audrey Hendricks (First Team)
Melissa Martin (First Team)
Jennifer Nauert (First Team)
Jodi Reeves (First Team)
Courtney Ryan (First Team)
Jane Teixeira (First Team)
Charla Moore (Second Team)
Autumn Eastes (First Team)
Jodi Reeves (Second Team)
Tiffiny Valdehueza (Second Team)
Rachel Entenza (First Team)
Laura Hundley (Hon. Mention)
Robyn Krieg (Hon. Mention)
Caroline Pace (Hon. Mention)
Katie Penders (Hon. Mention)
Jodi Reeves (Hon. Mention)
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National & Professional Honors
INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE
PROFESSIONAL DRAFTS
U.S. OLYMPIC SOFTBALL TEAM
USA SOFTBALL FUTURES TEAM
NATIONAL PRO FASTPITCH DRAFTEES
2008________ Cat Osterman, USA, P (silver)
2004_________ Cat Osterman, USA, P (gold)
2000_______Christa Williams, USA, P (gold)
1996_______Christa Williams, USA, P (gold)
2010_______________________ Blaire Luna
2012_________ Lexy Bennett (Akron Racers)
2010____ Loryn Johnson (Tennessee Diamonds)
2007_______Megan Willis (Chicago Bandits)
2006________ Tina Boutelle (TexasThunder)
Cat Osterman (Connecticut Brakettes)
2004_____Christa Williams (Texas Thunder)
Lindsay Gardner (Texas Thunder)
Tamara Poppe (NY/NJ Juggernaut)
USA SOFTBALL NATIONAL TEAM
2015___________________ Taylor Hoagland
2014___________________ Taylor Hoagland
2013___________________ Taylor Hoagland
Taylor Thom
2011___________________ Taylor Hoagland
2010_____________________ Cat Osterman
2009_____________________ Cat Osterman
2008_____________________ Cat Osterman
2007_____________________ Cat Osterman
2006_____________________ Cat Osterman
2005_____________________ Cat Osterman
2004_____________________ Cat Osterman
2003_____________________ Cat Osterman
2002___________________ Lindsay Gardner
Cat Osterman
2001___________________ Lindsay Gardner
Cat Osterman
2000___________________ Christa Williams
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USA SOFTBALL JUNIOR NATIONAL TEAM
2013_______________Erin Shireman (silver)
2003______________ Meagan Denny (silver)
Desiree Williams (silver)
2002________________ Tina Boutelle (gold)
USA SOFTBALL UNIVERSITY TEAM
2006________________ Tina Boutelle (gold)
U.S. WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TEAM
2006________________ Cat Osterman (gold)
1998_____________ Christa Williams (gold)
U.S. PAN AM GAMES TEAM
2011_____________ Taylor Hoagland (gold)
2015 TEXAS SOFTBALL • BEYOND TEXAS
WOMEN’S PRO SOFTBALL
LEAGUE DRAFTEES
2001______ Charla Moore (Florida Wahoos)
2000_________ Jane Teixeira (Akron Racers)
Christa Williams (Ohio Pride)
1999___ Nikki Cockrell (Tampa Bay FireStix)
Jane Teixeira (Carolina Diamonds)
TEXAS SOFTBALL
T-Association (All-Time Letterwinners)
A
H
R
Ahumada, Nece_____________________ 1997-98
Anders, Tiffany_____________________ 2002-03
Askew, Monica_____________________ 2004-05
Hall, Amber_______________________ 2003-06
Hamilton, Angie_______________________ 1997
Hanks, Marlo______________________ 2000-03
Hanzel, Kelli_________________________ 2014Harper, Megan________________________ 1999
Hendricks, Audrey________________ 1999-2000
Heuertz, Kelly______________________ 1996-97
Hoagland, Taylor___________________ 2010-13
Hooks, Amy_______________________ 2008-11
Hundley, Laura_____________________ 1996-97
Hutchison, Ashley___________________ 1996-97
Rac, Martha________________________ 2001-03
Reeves, Jodi______________________ 1997-2000
Reliford, Brittany___________________ 2006-08
Richter, Kathleen_________________ 1998-2001
Robinson, Lacy_____________________ 2004-05
Ryan, Courtney___________________ 1999-2000
B
Barnhill, Brittany____________________ 2008-09
Bennett, Lexy______________________ 2009-12
Bismillah, Tamar_______________________ 1996
Blakey, Rebecca________________________ 1996
Blevins, Julie__________________________ 1997
Booth, Danielle_____________________ 2000-01
Boutelle, Tina______________________ 2003-06
Bradford, Amy_____________________ 2002-05
Bruins, Kim________________________ 2010-13
C
Cantu, Lori___________________________ 1996
Ceo, Stephanie________________________ 2013Chalk, Brittany_____________________ 2007-10
Cockrell, Nikki_____________________ 1996-99
Cook, Kori_________________________ 2007-10
Cook, Rachael______________________ 2005-06
Craig, Courtney____________________ 2009-12
D
Daniels, Jaclyn______________________ 2004-06
Davis, Tiarra_________________________ 2014Denny, Meagan_____________________ 2005-08
E
Eastes, Autumn___________________ 1998-2001
Ekholm, Rose______________________ 1997-98
Entenza, Rachel_____________________ 1996-98
F
Feight, Raygan______________________ 2009-11
Fountain, Krissie_______________________ 2012
Fox, Rachel________________________ 2011-12
Franks, Keely_____________________ 1997-2000
G
Gabaldon, Marlee______________________ 2012Garcia, Alexis______________________ 2002-05
Gardner, Lindsay___________________ 2000-03
Gaskin, Kacie______________________ 2006-09
Gonzales, Cynthia______________________ 1999
Gonzales, Shibbon__________________ 2000-01
Guidorizzi, Christy__________________ 1997-98
Gutierrez, Lori_________________________ 1996
Gwyn, Christina____________________ 2004-05
J
Jarrett, Melanie_____________________ 2002-05
Johnson, Allison_______________________ 2000
Johnson, Cathie___________________ 1997-2000
Johnson, Loryn_____________________ 2007-10
K
Kern, Holly__________________________ 2013King, Natalie_______________________ 2001-02
King, Taylor__________________________ 2013Krieg, Robyn_______________________ 1996-98
Krpec, Mickenzi_______________________ 2014-
L
Lair, Kim_____________________________ 1997
Long, Lori____________________________ 1996
Luna, Blaire________________________ 2010-13
M
Mahoney, Erin________________________ 2002
Malchi, Melissa________________________ 2001
Martin, Melissa___________________ 1999-2002
Martinez, Carmen_________________ 1997-2000
McAllister, Taylor_____________________ 2014McClellan, Jackie______________________ 2001
McPeters, Pam________________________ 1996
Melone, Kelly______________________ 2006-09
Moore, Charla____________________ 1998-2001
Murphy, Samantha_____________________ 2003
N
Nauert, Jennifer_____________________ 1998-99
O
Ogle, Mandy_______________________ 2011-14
Osterman, Cat______________________ 2002-06
P
Pace, Caroline_________________________ 1997
Padilla, MicKayla___________________ 2005-08
Paris, Megan__________________________ 2009
Patterson, Katie________________________ 1998
Penders, Katie______________________ 1996-98
Peters, Janice__________________________ 1996
Poppe, Tamara_____________________ 2001-04
S
Saenz, Crystal______________________ 2006-09
Savony, Shelby_____________________ 2008-11
Scharnhorst, Angie__________________ 1997-98
Schmidt, Torie_____________________ 2010-13
Schroeder, Torrey___________________ 2007-09
Scott, Karina_______________________ 2011-14
Scott, Rachel_________________________ 2013Sekula, Rene__________________________ 1996
Shireman, Erin________________________ 2013Sievers, Chez_______________________ 2003-06
Siff, Jessica____________________________ 1996
Slatten, Lauren________________________ 2014Smith, Courtney_______________________ 1996
Smith, Gabby_________________________ 2012Sowers, Lizi________________________ 2003-05
Stelly, Sarah___________________________ 2003
Stephens, Lindsey_____________________ 2013Stoughton, Chelsea________________ 1998-2000
Sung, Esther__________________________ 1999
Swann, Aimee_________________________ 1996
T
Tatro, Trisha_____________________ 1998-2001
Taylor, Nadia______________________ 2009-12
Teixeira, Jane______________________ 1997-99
Thom, Taylor______________________ 2011-14
Thomas, Kedra_____________________ 1996-97
Thomas, Shannon___________________ 2006-07
Thrasher, Tallie_____________________ 2007-10
Tresselt, Erin_______________________ 2007-10
Tunning, Devon_______________________ 2014Turner, Wynter_____________________ 2002-05
V
Valdehueza, Tiffiny________________ 1998-2001
Vega, Patricia______________________ 2001-02
W-X-Y-Z
Washington, Brejae__________________ 2011-14
Wieszczak, Sarah____________________ 2001-04
Williams, Christa___________________ 1998-99
Williams, Courtney_____________________ 1996
Williams, Deeanna__________________ 2001-02
Williams, Desiree___________________ 2005-09
Williams, Jacqueline_________________ 2004-07
Willis, Lindsey______________________ 1997-98
Willis, Megan______________________ 2004-07
Wilson, Denise________________________ 1996
Wisdom, Tracy________________________ 1999
Wong, Stephanie______________________ 2014The T-Association has made every effort to keep its
files updated. If you are a letterwinner and have any
changes, please call (512) 471-6864.
Notes: In 1996, Texas competed as a club team.
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Women’s College World Series History
ALL-TIME WCWS RESULTS
ALL-TIME RECORD: 7-10
(FIVE APPEARANCES)
1998 (0-2)
May 21___No. 3 seed Michigan________2-7____ L
May 23___No. 2 seed Nebraska________1-2____ L
Texas entered as No. 6 seed
2003 (2-2)
May 22___No. 6 seed Louisiana________3-2____W
May 23___No. 7 seed California_______1-0____W
May 25___No. 2 seed UCLA__________0-3____ L
No. 2 seed UCLA__________1-2____ L
2005 (2-2)
June 2___No. 12 seed Alabama_______3-0____W
June 3___No. 1 seed Michigan _______0-4____ L
June 5___No. 3 seed Arizona_________1-0____W
June 5___No. 7 seed UCLA__________0-3____ L
2006 (1-2)
June 1___No. 6 seed Arizona State_____2-0____W
June 2___No. 2 seed Arizona_________0-2____ L
June 3___No. 1 seed UCLA__________0-2____ L
2013 (2-2)
May 30___No. 5 seed Arizona State_____6-3____W
June 1___No. 1 seed Oklahoma______2-10____ L
June 2___No. 2 seed Florida__________2-0____W
June 2___No. 7 seed Tennessee_______1-2____ L
RECORD VERSUS SEEDS
SeedRecord
SeedRecord
1_________0-39________ 0-0
2_________1-410_______ 0-0
3_________1-111_______ 0-0
4_________0-012_______ 1-0
5_________1-013_______ 0-0
6_________2-014_______ 0-0
7_________1-215_______ 0-0
8_________0-016_______ 0-0
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BATTING
At-Bats__________
Hits_____________
Runs____________
RBI_____________
Doubles__________
Triples___________
Home Runs_______
Walks___________
Strikeouts________
Stolen Bases_______
5___________Four times, last: Wynter Turner vs. Arizona (June 5, 2005)
2______________Six times, last: Torie Schmidt vs. Florida (June 2, 2013)
1___________26 times, last: Lindsey Stephens vs. Tennessee (June 2, 2013)
3____________________________Kim Bruins vs. Florida (June 2, 2013)
1____________ 10 times, last: Taylor Hoagland vs. Florida (June 2, 2013)
0
1________ Seven times, last: Lindsey Stephens vs. Tennessee (June 2, 2013)
2_________ 10 times, last: Taylor Hoagland vs. Tennessee (June 2, 2013)
3_______________Five times, last: Chez Sievers vs. UCLA (June 5, 2005)
1_________ 17 times, last: Taylor Hoagland vs. Tennessee (June 2, 2013)
FIELDING
Putouts______________19_____________________Megan Willis vs. Arizona (June 5, 2005)
Assists________________4_____________________ Crystal Saenz vs. UCLA (June 3, 2006)
Errors________________2____________________ Jodi Reeves vs. Michigan (May 21, 1998)
Keely Franks vs. Michigan (May 21, 1998)
PITCHING
Most Innings____________ 11.0________________ Cat Osterman vs. Arizona (June 5, 2005)
Fewest Hits (5.0+ In)________ 0________________ Cat Osterman vs. UCLA (June 5, 2005)*
Christy Guidorizzi vs. Michigan (May 21, 1998)*
Fewest Hits (Complete game)___ 1___________________ Blaire Luna vs. Florida (June 2, 2013)
Cat Osterman vs. Louisiana (May 22, 2003)
Cat Osterman vs. Arizona (June 5, 2005)
Christa Williams vs. Nebraska (May 23, 1998)
Most Hits_________________ 6_____ Twice, last: Cat Osterman vs. Michigan (June 3, 2005)
Fewest Runs (4.0+ innings of relief)
_________________________ 0________ Twice, last: Cat Osterman vs. UCLA (June 5, 2005)
Fewest Runs (Complete game)___ 0______ Five times, last: Blaire Luna vs. Florida (June 2, 2013)
Most Runs_________________ 7____________Christa Williams vs. Michigan (May 21, 1998)
Fewest Earned Runs (4.0+ innings of relief)
__________________________ 0_____Twice, last: Cat Osterman vs. Arizona State (June 1, 2006)
Fewest Earned Runs (Complete game)
_________________________ 0_______ Six times, last: Blaire Luna vs. Florida (June 2, 2013)
Most Earned Runs__________ 3________________ Blaire Luna vs. Oklahoma (June 1, 2013)
Blaire Luna vs. Arizona State (May 30, 2013)
Cat Osterman vs. Michigan (June 3, 2005)
Christa Williams vs. Michigan (May 21, 1998)
Fewest Walks (5.0+ In)_______ 0_____ Six times, last: Cat Osterman vs. UCLA (June 3, 2006)
Most Walks________________ 8________________ Blaire Luna vs. Tennessee (June 2, 2013)
Most Strikeouts____________ 19________________ Cat Osterman vs. Arizona (June 5, 2005)
* Relief appearances
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TEXAS SOFTBALL
Women’s College World Series History
TEXAS’ CAREER WCWS LEADERS
Batting Average
RankName
Avg.
Appearances
1.______ Stephanie Ceo_________.400______________ 2013
2.______ Torie Schmidt________.364______________2013
Tamara Poppe________.364______________2003
4.______ Trisha Tatro__________.333______________1998
Autumn Eastes_______.333______________1998
WCWS ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM
2013_____________________ Kim Bruins, P/DP
Blaire Luna, P
2006_______________________Cat Osterman, P
2005_______________________Cat Osterman, P
2003_______________________Cat Osterman, P
Tamara Poppe, OF
Hits
RankName
H
Appearances
1.______ Chez Sievers____________ 7________ 2003, 05, 06
2.______ Tina Boutelle___________ 7________ 2003, 05, 06
3.______ Amber Hall____________ 6________ 2003, 05, 06
4.______ Desiree Williams________ 5___________ 2005, 06
5.______ Three tied with_________ 4
Runs Batted In
RankName
RBI
Appearances
1.______ Kim Bruins____________ 6______________2013
2.______ Chez Sievers____________ 3________ 2003, 05, 06
Amber Hall____________ 3________ 2003, 05, 06
4.______ Desiree Williams________ 2___________ 2005, 06
5.______ 10 tied with____________ 1
Home Runs
RankName
HR
Appearances
1.______ Kim Bruins____________ 2______________2013
2.______ Five tied with___________ 1
Stolen Bases
RankName
SB
Appearances
1.______ Tina Boutelle___________ 4________ 2003, 05, 06
2.______ Torie Schmidt__________ 2______________2013
Taylor Hoagland________ 2______________2013
4.______ 8 tied with_____________ 1
Earned-Run Average (min. 5 innings pitched)
RankName
ERA
Appearances
1.______ Christy Guidorizzi_____0.00______________1998
Lizi Sowers___________0.00___________ 2003, 05
3.______ Cat Osterman________1.22________ 2003, 05, 06
4.______ Blaire Luna__________3.27______________2013
5.______ Christa Williams______3.68______________1998
Strikeouts
RankName
K
Appearances
1.______ Cat Osterman________ 140________ 2003, 05, 06
2.______ Blaire Luna___________ 38______________2013
3.______ Christa Williams_______ 11______________1998
4.______ Christy Guidorizzi_______ 8______________1998
5.______ Two tied with__________ 3
Wins
RankName
W
Appearances
1.______ Cat Osterman__________ 5________ 2003, 05, 06
2.______ Blaire Luna____________ 2______________2013
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NCAA Super Regional History
ALL-TIME SUPER REGIONAL RESULTS
(FOUR APPEARANCES)
2005
May 27___Bethune-Cookman_________1-0____W
May 28___Bethune-Cookman_________6-1____W
2006
May 26___No. 14 seed Washington_____1-0____W
May 27___No. 14 seed Washington_____9-1____W
2012
May 26___No. 11 seed Oregon________4-2____W
May 26___No. 11 seed Oregon__4-5 (8 inn)____ L
May 27___No. 11 seed Oregon_______6-10____ L
2013
May 25___Florida State______________3-2____W
May 26___Florida State______________4-0____W
RECORD VERSUS SEEDS
SeedRecord
SeedRecord
1_________0-09________ 0-0
2_________0-010_______ 0-0
3_________0-011_______ 1-2
4_________0-012_______ 0-0
5_________0-013_______ 0-0
6_________0-014_______ 2-0
7_________0-015_______ 0-0
8_________0-016_______ 0-0
Nonseeded teams______ 4-0
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BATTING
At-Bats_______________4_____ 21 times, last: Mandy Ogle vs. Florida State (May 26, 2013)
Hits__________________3______ Twice, last: Tina Boutelle vs. Washington (May 27, 2006)
Runs_________________2___________________________________________ Five times,
last:_ Courtney Craig and Lexy Bennett vs. Oregon [2] (May 26, 2012)
RBI__________________4________________Tina Boutelle vs. Washington (May 27, 2006)
Doubles_______________1_____________________________________________ 12 times,
last: Lindsey Stephens and Taylor Thom vs. Florida State (May 26, 2013)
Triples________________0
Home Runs____________1_____________________________________________ 10 times,
last: Taylor Thom and Karina Scott vs. Florida State (May 26, 2013)
Walks________________2____ Twice, last: Taylor Hoagland vs. Oregon [1] (May 26, 2012)
Strikeouts_____________3________________Crystal Saenz vs. Washington (May 27, 2006)
Stolen Bases____________2_ Twice, last: Brejae Washington vs. Florida State (May 25, 2013)
FIELDING
Putouts______________19__________ Megan Willis vs. Bethune-Cookman (May 27, 2005)
Assists________________6_________________ Mandy Ogle vs. Oregon [2] (May 26, 2012)
Errors________________1_____________________________________________ 11 times
last: Lexy Bennett and Courtney Craig vs. Oregon [2] (May 26, 2012)
PITCHING
Most Innings_________ 9.0__________Cat Osterman vs. Bethune-Cookman (May 27, 2005)
Fewest Hits____________0_________________ Blaire Luna vs. Florida State (May 26, 2013)
Fewest Hits (+7.0 In)____2__________Cat Osterman vs. Bethune-Cookman (May 27, 2005)
Most Hits_____________7____ Two times, last: Blaire Luna vs. Florida State (May 25, 2013)
Fewest Runs___________0___Three times, last: Blaire Luna vs. Florida State (May 26, 2013)
Fewest Runs (+7.0 In)____0__________Cat Osterman vs. Bethune-Cookman (May 27, 2005)
Most Runs_____________5__________________ Blaire Luna vs. Oregon [2] (May 26, 2012)
Fewest Earned Runs_____0___Three times, last: Blaire Luna vs. Florida State (May 26, 2013)
Fewest Earned Runs
(+7.0 In) ______________0__________Cat Osterman vs. Bethune-Cookman (May 27, 2005)
Most Earned Runs______5__________________ Blaire Luna vs. Oregon [2] (May 26, 2012)
Fewest Walks__________0____________________________________________ Five times
last: Blaire Luna and Rachel Fox vs. Oregon [2] (May 26, 2012)
Most Walks____________5_______ Twice, last: Blaire Luna vs. Florida State (May 25, 2013)
Most Strikeouts________20__________Cat Osterman vs. Bethune-Cookman (May 27, 2005)
TEXAS SOFTBALL
NCAA Super Regional History
TEXAS’ CAREER SUPER REGIONAL LEADERS
Batting Average (min. 2 at bats)
RankName
Avg.
Appearances
1.______ Lexy Bennett_________.556______________2012
2.______ Courtney Craig_______.500______________2012
Shannon Thomas_____.500______________2006
4.______ Tina Boutelle_________.467___________ 2005, 06
5.______ Wynter Turner_______.375______________2005
Hits
RankName
H
Appearances
1.______ Tina Boutelle___________ 7___________ 2005, 06
2.______ Taylor Hoagland________ 5___________ 2012, 13
Torie Schmidt__________ 5___________ 2012, 13
Lexy Bennett___________ 5______________2012
Courtney Craig_________ 5______________2012
Runs Batted In
RankName
RBI
Appearances
1.______ Tina Boutelle___________ 4___________ 2005, 06
Chez Sievers____________ 4___________ 2005, 06
3.______ Nadia Taylor___________ 3________ 2003, 05, 06
Courtney Craig_________ 3___________ 2005, 06
Karina Scott____________ 3___________ 2012, 13
Home Runs
RankName
HR
Appearances
1.______ Courtney Craig_________ 2______________2012
2.______ Eight tied with__________ 1
Stolen Bases
RankName
SB
Appearances
1.______ Taylor Hoagland________ 3___________ 2012, 13
Torie Schmidt__________ 3___________ 2012, 13
Brejae Washington______ 3___________ 2012, 13
4.______ Amber Hall____________ 2___________ 2005, 06
Desiree Williams________ 2___________ 2005, 06
RankName
ERA
Appearances
1.______ Cat Osterman________0.00___________ 2005, 06
2.______ Blaire Luna__________3.55___________ 2012, 13
3.______ Rachel Fox___________5.68______________2012
Strikeouts
RankName
K
Appearances
1.______ Cat Osterman_________ 47___________ 2005, 06
2.______ Blaire Luna___________ 38___________ 2012, 13
3.______ Kim Bruins____________ 3___________ 2012, 13
Meagan Denny_________ 3___________ 2005, 06
5.______ Two tied with__________ 2
Wins
RankName
W
Appearances
1.______ Blaire Luna____________ 3___________ 2012, 13
Cat Osterman__________ 3___________ 2005, 06
3.______ Meagan Denny_________ 1___________ 2005, 06
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NCAA Regional History
ALL-TIME REGIONAL RESULTS
(15 APPEARANCES)
1998
May 15___No. 16 Arizona State________6-0____W
May 16___No. 6 South Florida_____ 1-0 (8)____W
May 17___No. 6 South Florida________4-2____W
1999
May 20___Cornell_______________ 8-0 (6)____W
May 21___No. 19 Oregon____________0-6____ L
May 22___No. 10 Illinois-Chicago______1-4____ L
2000
May 18___No. 12 CS Fullerton________1-2____ L
May 19___Maryland-Baltimore Co._____6-0____W
May 20___Florida________________ 2-5 (8)____ L
2007
May 18___Georgia Tech______________2-3____ L
May 19___Stetson___________________2-0____W
May 19___Georgia Tech______________4-2____W
May 20___Florida________________ 0-3 (9)____ L
2008
May 16___Washington______________1-3____ L
May 17___Delaware State_____________1-2____W
May 17___Washington______________3-5____ L
2009
May 15___Chattanooga___________ 1-0 (9)____W
May 16___Alabama_____________ 1-10 (6)____ L
May 17___Mississippi Valley State_____4-0____W
May 17___Alabama_________________0-7____ L
2010
2002
May 16___Army____________________4-0____W
May 17___Arkansas_________________6-2____W
May 18___No. 13 Oklahoma__________0-4____ L
May 18___No. 23 Texas A&M_________1-2____ L
2003
May 15___Texas A&M-Corpus Christi__4-0____W
May 16___No. 12 LSU____________ 8-0 (6)____W
May 17___Southwest Texas___________3-0____W
May 18___Southwest Texas___________6-0____W
2005
May 20___Massachusetts_____________1-0____W
May 21___Mississippi State___________2-0____W
2006
May 19___UTSA___________________4-0____W
May 20___Indiana__________________3-0____W
May 21___Utah____________________3-0____W
May 20___Iona_____________________6-0____W
May 21___BYU____________________8-9____ L
May 21___East Carolina______________0-1____ L
2011
May 20___Texas State_______________2-0____W
May 21___Houston_________________0-1____ L
May 21___Louisiana-Lafayette_________3-5____ L
2012
May 18___Northwestern_____________0-2____ L
May 19___Auburn__________________6-1____W
May 19___Houston_____________ 10-1 (5)____W
May 20___Northwestern_____________5-0____W
May 20___Northwestern_____________5-0____W
2013
May 17___Army____________________5-0____W
May 18___South Carolina________ 11-2 (5)____W
May 19___South Carolina____________6-0____W
2014
May 17___No. 11 Louisiana-Lafayette___2-3____ L
May 18___No. 11 Louisiana-Lafayette__1-10____ L
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NCAA Regional History
TEXAS’ NCAA REGIONAL SUPERLATIVES
BATTING
At-Bats_________ 5________ Courtney Craig vs. BYU (May 21, 2010)
Hits____________ 4___________________________________ Twice,
_last: Kim Bruins vs. South Carolina (May 18, 2013)
Runs___________ 4_______ Lexy Bennett vs. Houston (May 19, 2012)
RBI____________ 6__ Taylor Thom vs. South Carolina (May 19, 2013)
Doubles_________ 2______________________________ Three times,
last: Nadia Taylor vs. Houston (May 19, 2012)
Triples__________ 1_______________________________ Eight times,
last: Brejae Washington vs. South Carolina (May 18, 2013)
Home Runs______ 2______________________________ Three times,
last: Taylor Thom vs. South Carolina (May 19, 2013)
Walks__________ 3__ Torie Schmidt vs. Northwestern (May 18, 2012)
Strikeouts_______ 3________________________________ Five times,
last: Karina Scott vs. Northwestern (May 18, 2012)
Stolen Bases______ 2________________________________Four times,
last: Desiree Williams and Kori Cook vs. Delaware St. (May 17, 2008)
FIELDING
Putouts________ 18_________ Megan Willis vs. UTSA (May 19, 2006)
Assists__________ 6______________________________ Three times,
last: Nadia Taylor vs. Chattanooga (May 17, 2009)
Errors__________ 3____ Jodi Reeves vs. South Florida (May 17, 1998)
PITCHING
Most Innings____ 9.0__ Brittany Barnhill vs. Chattanooga (May 15, 2009)
Fewest Hits*_____ 0___________________________Three times, last:
Cat Osterman vs. Mississippi State (May 21, 2005)
Most Hits______ 10__ Meagan Denny vs. Washington (May 16, 2008)
Fewest Runs*_____ 0_________________________________ 27 times,
last: Tiarra Davis vs. Mississippi State (May 16, 2014)
Most Runs_______ 8___________ Blaire Luna vs. BYU (May 21, 2010)
Fewest Earned Runs*__ 0_____________________________ 27 times,
last: Tiarra Davis vs. Mississippi State (May 16, 2014)
Most Earned Runs_ 7____________Blaire Luna vs. BYU (May 21, 2010)
Fewest Walks*____ 0______________________________ Seven times,
last: Rachel Fox vs. Auburn (May 19, 2012)
Most Walks______ 6___________________________________2 times
last: Tiarra Davis vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (May 17, 2014)
Most Strikeouts__ 18____________________________________Twice
last: Cat Osterman vs. Utah (May 21, 2006)
* - Minimum 5.0 innings
NCAA REGIONAL ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM SELECTIONS
2003____________________ Lindsay Gardner, 2B; Tamara Poppe, OF;
Cat Osterman, P (Most Outstanding Player); Wynter Turner, 3B
2002_______________________ Cat Osterman, P; Wynter Turner, 3B;
Deeanna Williams, OF; Audrey Hendricks, OF
1999______________________________________ Cathie Johnson, 1B
1998_________________________ Nikki Cockrell, 2B; Jodi Reeves, SS;
Christa Williams, P (Most Outstanding Player)
TEXAS’ CAREER REGIONAL LEADERS
Batting Average (min. 4 at bats)
RankName
Avg.
Appearances
1.______ Tamara Poppe________.500___________ 2002, 03
2.______ Megan Willis_________.467___________ 2005-07
3.______ Desiree Williams______.421_____ 2005, 06, 08, 09
4.______ Lexy Bennett_________.410___________ 2009-12
5.______ Audrey Hendricks_____.400_________ 1999, 2000
Hits
RankName
H
Appearances
1.______ Lexy Bennett__________ 16___________ 2009-12
2.______ Loryn Johnson_________ 13___________ 2007-10
Tamara Poppe_________ 13___________ 2002, 03
4.______ Nadia Taylor__________ 12___________ 2009-12
Courtney Craig________ 12___________ 2009-12
Taylor Thom__________ 12___________ 2011-14
Brejae Washington_____ 12___________ 2011-14
Runs Batted In
RankName
RBI
Appearances
1.______ Taylor Thom__________ 11___________ 2011-14
2.______ Taylor Hoagland_______ 10___________ 2010-13
3.______ Taylor Thom___________ 9___________ 2011-13
Nadia Taylor___________ 9___________ 2009-12
5.______ Wynter Turner_________ 8________ 2002, 03, 05
Home Runs
RankName
HR
Appearances
1.______ Nadia Taylor___________ 5___________ 2009-12
2.______ Taylor Hoagland________ 4___________ 2010-13
Amy Hooks____________ 4___________ 2008-11
4.______ Taylor Thom___________ 3___________ 2011-14
5.______ Four tied with__________ 2
Stolen Bases
RankName
SB
Appearances
1.______ Brejae Washington______ 5___________ 2011-14
2.______ Jacqueline Williams______ 4___________ 2005-07
3.______ Six tied with ___________ 3
RankName
ERA
Appearances
1.______ Torrey Schroeder______0.00___________ 2007-09
2.______ Cat Osterman________0.32_____ 2002, 03, 05, 06
3.______ Amy Bradford________1.46________ 2002, 03, 05
4.______ Charla Moore________1.72_________ 1998-2000
Strikeouts
RankName
K
Appearances
1.______ Cat Osterman________ 174_____ 2002, 03, 05, 06
2.______ Blaire Luna__________ 121___________ 2010-13
3.______ Meagan Denny________ 32___________ 2005-08
4.______ Christa Williams_______ 26___________ 1998-99
5.______ Brittany Barnhill_______ 19___________ 2008-09
Wins
RankName
W
Appearances
1.______ Cat Osterman_________ 12_____ 2002, 03, 05, 06
2.______ Blaire Luna____________ 7___________ 2010-13
3.______ Christa Williams________ 3___________ 1998-99
4.______ Brittany Barnhill________ 2___________ 2008-09
Meagan Denny_________ 2___________ 2005-08
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Big 12 Conference Championship History
ALL-TIME BIG 12 CHAMP. RESULTS
All-Time Record: 24-16 (14 Appearances)
1997
May 2___Iowa State________________1-0____W
No. 7 Oklahoma___________5-6____ L
May 3___Texas A&M_______________1-6____ L
1998
May 1___Kansas___________________1-0____W
No. 6 Oklahoma___________0-1____ L
May 2___No. 17 Texas Tech_________3-0____W
No. 6 Nebraska________ 0-1 (10)____ L
1999
May 13___No. 23 Texas A&M_________6-0____W
No. 22 Missouri________ 8-6 (8)____W
May 14___Texas Tech___________ 1-0 (11)____W
May 15___Nebraska_________________4-2____W
2000
May 11___Texas Tech_______________4-8____ L
Iowa State________________4-3____W
May 12___No. 4 Oklahoma_______ 0-11 (5)____ L
2001
May 9___Missouri_________________0-1____ L
2002
May 2___Iowa State_____________ 8-0 (5)____W
May 3___No. 24 Texas A&M______ 2-1 (8)____W
May 4___No. 12 Oklahoma__________0-4____ L
May 5___No. 12 Oklahoma__________2-0____W
No. 7 Nebraska____________1-0 ___W
2003
May 1___Texas Tech_______________7-1____W
May 2___No. 5 Oklahoma___________1-0____W
May 3___No. 7 Nebraska____________2-0____W
May 4___No. 5 Oklahoma___________1-0____W
2004
May 12___Iowa State________________2-0____W
May 12___No. 13 Nebraska___________1-2____ L
May 14___No. 21 Baylor_____________1-2____ L
2005
May 12___Kansas___________________1-0____W
May 12___No. 24 Nebraska___________3-0____W
May 13___No. 10 Oklahoma__________3-1____W
May 14___No. 18 Missouri___________2-0____W
2006
May 10___Oklahoma State____________1-2____ L
May 11___No. 16 Texas A&M_________0-5____ L
2007
May 11___No. 18 Missouri___________0-3____ L
2008
May 10___Oklahoma State_________ 4-3 (9)____W
May 10___No. 5 Texas A&M__________1-3____ L
2009
May 9___Nebraska________________10-5____W
May 9___No. 8 Oklahoma___________2-6____ L
2010
May 15___Baylor___________________3-2____W
May 15___No. 8 Missouri___________6-11____ L
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BATTING (Sorted by Batting Avg.)
NAME____________________ AVG.______AB______ R______ H____RBI_____BB_____ SO
Marlo Hanks________________ .412______ 17______ 0_______7______ 0______ 2______ 5
Lindsay Gardner_____________ .364______ 33______ 7______12______ 8______ 3______ 4
Nikki Cockrell_______________ .355______ 31______ 5______11______ 4______ 4______ 5
Jodi Reeves_________________ .317______ 41______ 7______13______ 7______ 4______ 2
Sarah Wieszczak_____________ .300______ 30______ 4_______9______ 7______ 5______ 3
PITCHING (Sorted by ERA)
NAME_____________________ERA______ IP______H______ R____ ER_____BB_____ SO
Cat Osterman_______________ 0.27_____79.0_____ 24_______3______ 3_____ 17_____132
Christa Williams_____________ 0.70_____50.2_____ 18_______5______ 5_____ 17______79
Christina Gwyn______________ 1.74_____16.1_____ 14_______4______ 4______ 9______ 8
Meagan Denny______________ 2.23_____50.1_____ 36______18_____ 16_____ 24______43
Charla Moore_______________ 2.42_____26.0_____ 25______15______ 9_____ 10______14
BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP SUPERLATIVES
BATTING
At-Bats_______________5___ Twice, last: Desiree Williams vs. Oklahoma St. (May 10, 2008)
Hits__________________3_______ Twice, last: Courtney Craig vs. Oklahoma (May 9, 2009)
Runs_________________3_________________ Courtney Craig vs. Nebraska (May 9, 2009)
RBI__________________3______ Four times, last: Nadia Taylor vs. Nebraska (May 9, 2009)
Doubles_______________2___________________Amber Hall vs. Iowa State (May 12, 2004)
Triples________________1___ Three times, last: Tina Boutelle vs. Oklahoma (May 13, 2005)
Home Runs____________1_____ 11 times, last: Sarah Wieszczak vs. Nebraska (May 3, 2003)
Walks________________2_____ 12 times, last: Loryn Johnson vs. Nebaraska (May 9, 2009)
Strikeouts_____________ 2________ 29 times, last: Wynter Turner vs. Nebraska (May 12, 2005)
Stolen Bases____________2_______________ Lindsay Gardner vs. Iowa State (May 2, 2002)
Lindsay Gardner vs. Iowa State (May 11, 2000)
FIELDING
Putouts______________16_______________ Angie Scharnhorst vs. Nebraska (May 2, 1998)
Assists________________5__________________ Keely Franks vs. Texas Tech (May 2, 1998)
Errors________________2___ Four times, last: Keely Franks vs. Texas Tech (May 11, 2000)
PITCHING
Most Innings________ 11.0______________Christa Williams vs. Texas Tech (May 14, 1999)
Fewest Hits Against*_____0_________________ Cat Osterman vs. Nebraska (May 12, 2005)
Most Hits Against_______9__________________ Christina Gwyn vs. Baylor (May 14, 2004)
Fewest Runs Against*____0______ 16 times, last: Cat Osterman vs. Missouri (May 14, 2005)
Most Runs Against_____10______________Carmen Martinez vs. Oklahoma (May 12, 2000)
Fewest Earned Runs*____0______ 16 times, last: Cat Osterman vs. Missouri (May 14, 2005)
Most Earned Runs______9______________Carmen Martinez vs. Oklahoma (May 12, 2000)
Fewest Walks*__________0______Six times, last: Cat Osterman vs. Oklahoma (May 4, 2003)
Most Walks____________5________________Meagan Denny vs. Oklahoma (May 13, 2005)
Carmen Martinez vs. Oklahoma (May 12, 2000)
Most Strikeouts________17________________ Christa Williams vs. Nebraska (May 2, 1998)
* - Minimum 5.0 innings
TEXAS SOFTBALL
2015 TV/Radio Lineup
1
6
15
STEPHANIE
WONG
2
MICKENZI
KRPEC
7
5-3 So. OF
Austin, Texas
5-8 So. 1B
Fulshear, Texas
HOLLY
KERN
5-9 Jr. 1B/OF
Plano, Texas
17
TIARRA
DAVIS
3
MARLEE
GABALDON
9
ERIN
SHIREMAN
18
5-7 So. LHP
Henderson, Texas
5-5 Sr. OF
Odessa, Texas
5-5 Jr. C/3B
Pearland, Texas
RACHEL
SCOTT
4
RANDEL
LEAHY
10
GABBY
SMITH
20
5-5 Jr. OF
Murphy, Texas
5-9 Fr. C/UTIL
Norco, Calif.
5-7 Sr. P/UTIL
Houston, Texas
DEVON
TUNNING
5-6 So. SS/3B
Montgomery, Texas
KRISTEN
CLARK
5
5-9 Fr. RHP
Richmond, Texas
TAYLOR
McALLISTER
13
ERICA
WRIGHT
30
6-1 So. 1B/OF
McKinney, Texas
5-9 Fr. RHP
Huntington, Texas
LINDSEY
STEPHENS
5-5 Jr. OF
Beaumont, Texas
KELLI
HANZEL
5-6 So. INF
Houston, Texas
PRONUNCIATION
GUIDE
(STEPHANIE) CEO__________ SEE-oh
TIARRA (DAVIS)________ tee-AIR-uh
(MARLEE) GABALDON___ GABB-ul-don
(MICKENZI) KRPEC_______ KER-peck
(LAUREN) SLATTEN________SLAT-ten
RANDEL LEAHY_____ ran-DULL lay-HE
33
LAUREN
SLATTEN
5-9 So. RHP
Cincinnati, Ohio
35
ALYSSA
ANGEL
5-9 Fr. SS/OF
La Grange, Texas
45
TAYLOR
KING
5-9 Jr. C/OF
Gainesville, Fla.
48
STEPHANIE
CEO
5-9 Jr. INF
Meadow Vista, Calif.
SHANNA (DILLER)_________ SHAN-na

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